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German court rules against online hate-speech law | Reuters
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Olympics: People Have Always Hated the Games | Time
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The Nazi Olympics -1936 Berlin Olympic Games | Holocaust Encyclopedia
Art in Nazi Germany - Wikipedia
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Beijing Winter Olympics: the new front line in the US-China cold war | Financial Times
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Ellen Brandt on the 1936 Olympics in Berlin | USC Shoah Foundation
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Jesse Owens: Light in the Darkness
The Summer Olympics of 1936 | Museum of Jewish Heritage
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The Olympics Have Always Been Political - The Atlantic
Jesse Owens vs. Hitler wasn't the only story at the 1936 Olympics
