Hi,
We continue the fascisms, and related to sports we have an international event in this period to be considered as part of a totalitarian regime... the Olympics in 1936.
So I propose you to investigate about the Games that year in Berlin... and find out what the relation is with a totalitarian regime...
I want you to create an small text summarising the event, and including one event or one character that calls your attention the most...
Rodrigo
ReplyDeleteThe 1936 Berlin Olympic Games was an event marked by Nazi Germany’s intense propaganda and sports achievements that called into question the ideology of racial superiority. For example, Jews were excluded. The american athlete Jesse Owens won the 100 meterse run being a black men.
The olímpic games of Berlín in 1936 was celebrated like a propaganda of nazis regime, and it had racism rules, like that the jews cant participate, a lot of nazi-bastic and the mail event was that a black person win 4 gold medals.
ReplyDeleteLaura
ReplyDeleteThe 1936 Olympics Games were organized by the regime of Adolf Hitler as a major propaganda effort to display power and unity.
A striking moment was the case of the German athlete Gretel Bergmann, who was excluded from the Olympic team shortly before competing because she was Jewish, highlighting the regime’s discrimination even within the event.
ceci
ReplyDeleteThe 1936 Berlin Olympics were organized by Nazi Germany as propaganda to show power and superiority
the african american athlete Jesse Owens stood out by winning four gold medals, going against the racist ideas of the regime
Haya:
ReplyDeleteThe 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin were used by Adolf Hitler as propaganda to show the power of Nazi Germany. This reflects how a totalitarian regime controls events to influence people.
A key figure was Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals and challenged Nazi ideas about racial superiority.