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1936 Olympics Nazi propaganda

Brandenburg gates

“covert message”

Why weren’t the Games boycotted? American Amateur Athletic Union said yes Opposed German policies about exclusion of all non-Aryans (Jews) from organized athletics American Olympic Committee (Avery Brundage) went to Germany to see for themselves Received written assurance that Jewish athletes could try out for the German national team

Hitler’s popularity

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Did they win?

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