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Germany seconds to describe as many words as you can to your partner… no “sounds like” / “rhymes with” max 3 passes

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3: A propaganda success? 49 nations saw the modern technology of the Olympic stadium e.g. the television cameras and timing devices Very efficient organisation The architecture, size and facilities of the stadium itself Germany came top of the medal table

4: A failure? Visitors were worried by the fanatical devotion the Germans showed to Hitler… … and by the army and SS everywhere. Above all, Jesse Owens’ 4 gold medals and 11 world records proved that Aryan people were not superior to black people.

5: Why was propaganda more successful in Germany? a)because Germany people had been brainwashed for three years b)because life in Germany in had been very bad and Germans were grateful to Hitler for the ‘recovery’ he brought to Germany c)because no access to alternative / foreign news

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