What is the name of the Olympic stadium that hosted the 1952 Summer Olympics?

What is the name of the Olympic stadium that hosted the 1952 Summer Olympics? It was the Helsinki Olympic Stadium in Helsinki, Finland.

The stadium was designed by Finnish architects Yrjö Lindegren and Toivo Jäntti in the functionalist style. Construction began in 1934, and the venue opened in 1938. It was originally intended for the 1940 Olympics, which were cancelled because of World War II, so Helsinki ultimately used it when the Games arrived in 1952.

The stadium hosted the opening and closing ceremonies, athletics, the football semi-finals and final, and the equestrian show-jumping event. Its distinctive 72-metre tower became a landmark of Helsinki and an enduring symbol of Finnish Olympic history.

A common mix-up is with the 1952 Winter Olympics, which were held in Oslo and used Bislett Stadium for their ceremonies. The Helsinki venue hosted the Summer Olympics, held from 19 July to 3 August 1952, and remains an important sports and event venue today.