For 10 points, name this athletics competition held in Germany in 1936.
For this event, a line from "The Song of the Bell" was inscribed on a giant bell commissioned by Theodor Lewald. Avery Brundage rejected a US boycott of this event, and a never-held "People's" version in Barcelona was planned to protest it. The Garmisch-Partenkirchen  (PART-in-KEER-kin)  was the site of a dress rehearsal for this event, the first of its type to be televised. This event was captured on film by a (*)  woman who'd earlier made a propaganda film about the Blood Flag ceremony. Helene Mayer and Rudi Ball were allowed to participate in this event despite the  Völkischer Beobachter 's  (FULL-kish-er BAY-oh-"Bach"-ter's) protest about their religion. It was preceded by the first torch relay, and Jesse Owens won four gold medals during it. For 10 points, name this athletics competition held in Germany in 1936.
For this event, a line from "The Song of the Bell" was inscribed on a giant bell commissioned by Theodor Lewald.
1936  Berlin  Summer  Olympics  [or  1936  Berlin Summer  Olympics ; Games of the  11th Olympiad ; prompt on the Nazi  Olympics  or Summer  Olympics ] 