In a piece about his experiences at this event, Thomas Wolfe wrote about watching a man being forcibly removed from a train.
In a piece about his experiences at this event, Thomas Wolfe wrote about watching a man being forcibly removed from a train. Avery Brundage prevented Sam Stoller and Marty Glickman from participating in this event, despite earlier proclaiming that it was not for politicians. The second part of a film documenting this event includes a staged run by Glenn Morris. The first television signal powerful enough to reach the ionosphere was broadcast during this event, for which Werner March (VAIR-nuh MARKH) designed a building capable of housing almost 75,000 people. The torch relay was executed for the first time on the way to this event, at which an African-American sprinter won four gold medals. For 10 points, name this event during which Jesse Owens's successes frustrated Adolf Hitler.
In a piece about his experiences at this event, Thomas Wolfe wrote about watching a man being forcibly removed from a train.
1936 Summer Olympic Games [or Berlin Olympic Games; prompt on Olympic Games]