the late 1950s. The Olympia was also built after the war in Germany, where series production restarted in 1956, in France as the Nord 2000 (100 built), in the Netherlands, Switzerland (12), Hungary (35) with a further twenty modified as the Cinke, Australia (3), Austria, in Czechoslovakia as the Zlin Z-25 Šohaj, Brazil (7). Variants DFS Olympia Meise The original design for the 1940 Olympic gliding competition; built in large numbers during and after World War II, in Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Hungary, Austria and Brazil. Chilton Olympia 2A single prototype built in England by Chilton Aircraft in 1946. Elliotts of Newbury EoN Olympia Further production in the UK after Elliotts acquired the rights to the design from Chilton. EoN Type 5 Olympia 1: Improved Olympia-Meise. Landing skid. EoN Type 5 Olympia 2: Fixed monowheel. EoN Type 5 Olympia 3: Jettisonable dolly wheels and skid. EoN Type 5 Olympia 4: New wing section, NACA 643618 at root, NACA 643421 at tip. Nord 2000 Production in France post-war. Zlin Z-25 ŠohajProduction in Czechoslovakia post-war. Cinke A modified version built in Hungary post-war. Aircraft on display US Southwest Soaring Museum National Soaring Museum Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin Specifications (Olympia Meise 51) See also Notes References Further reading External links Olympia test pilots image Detailed history at scalesoaring.co.uk 1930s German sailplanes Olympia Meise Glider aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1938