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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from the Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of the Berlin Olympic Stadium]]		[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from the Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of the Berlin Olympic Stadium]]
	[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]		[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.png\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]
	[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.		[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery widths="330" heights="200" perrow="3">		<gallery widths="330" heights="200" perrow="3">
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics IX.~~jpg~~\|Poster		File:1936 Berlin Olympics IX.png\|Poster
	File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.~~jpg~~\|The stadium		File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.png\|The stadium
	File:Badge for Judges of the Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.~~jpg~~\|Badge for the judges of the games		File:Badge for Judges of the Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.png\|Badge for the judges of the games
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.~~jpg~~\|The "Hindenburg" over the [[Brandenburg Gate]]		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.png\|The "Hindenburg" over the [[Brandenburg Gate]]
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.~~jpg~~\|The German youth gathered at the Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, the first day of the Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to the Olympic Stadum.		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.png\|The German youth gathered at the Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, the first day of the Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to the Olympic Stadum.
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg		File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics IV.jpg		File:1936 Berlin Olympics IV.jpg

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	[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.		[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.

	Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref name="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "American Sports: From the Age of Folk Games to the Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by the German Olympic Committee to film the Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of the techniques now common to the filming of sports. The film remains the International Olympic Committee's official record of the Berlin Games.		Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref [[name]]="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "[[American]] Sports: From the Age of Folk Games to the Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by the [[German]] Olympic Committee to film the Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of the techniques now common to the filming of sports. The film remains the International Olympic Committee's official record of the Berlin Games.

	==Medal count==		==Medal count==
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	==References==		==References==
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	The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as the '''Games of the XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], the world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed the Olympic Hymn.		The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as the '''Games of the XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], the world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed the Olympic Hymn.
	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Olympics_1936.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from the Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of the Berlin Olympic Stadium]]		[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from the Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of the Berlin Olympic Stadium]]
	[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.jpg\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]		[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.jpg\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]
	[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.		[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.

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	{{Infobox Olympic games\|1936\|Summer		{{Infobox Olympic games\|1936\|Summer
	\|Name = Games of ~~tbe~~ XI Olympiad		\|Name = Games of the XI Olympiad
	\|Logo = 1936_berlin_logo.jpg		\|Logo = 1936_berlin_logo.jpg
	\|Host city = [[Berlin]], [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]		\|Host city = [[Berlin]], [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]
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	\|Closing ceremony = August 16, 1936		\|Closing ceremony = August 16, 1936
	}}		}}
	The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as ~~tbe~~ '''Games of ~~tbe~~ XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], ~~tbe~~ world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed ~~tbe~~ Olympic Hymn.		The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as the '''Games of the XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], the world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed the Olympic Hymn.
	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from ~~tbe~~ Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of ~~tbe~~ Berlin Olympic Stadium]]		[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from the Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of the Berlin Olympic Stadium]]
	[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.png\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]		[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.png\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]
	[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid ~~tbe~~ [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for ~~tbe~~ modern games.		[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid the [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for the modern games.

	Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref [[name]]="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "[[American]] Sports: From ~~tbe~~ Age of Folk Games to ~~tbe~~ Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by ~~tbe~~ [[German]] Olympic Committee to film ~~tbe~~ Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of ~~tbe~~ techniques now common to ~~tbe~~ filming of sports. The film remains ~~tbe~~ International Olympic Committee's official record of ~~tbe~~ Berlin Games.		Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref [[name]]="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "[[American]] Sports: From the Age of Folk Games to the Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by the [[German]] Olympic Committee to film the Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of the techniques now common to the filming of sports. The film remains the International Olympic Committee's official record of the Berlin Games.

	==Medal count==		==Medal count==
	[[Germany]] led ~~tbe~~ wins with 33 gold, 26 silver and 30 bronze metals. These are ~~tbe~~ top ten nations that won medals at these Games.		[[Germany]] led the wins with 33 gold, 26 silver and 30 bronze metals. These are the top ten nations that won medals at these Games.
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	==German Olympia Honour Badge==		==German Olympia Honour Badge==
	The '''German Olympia Honour Badge''', '''Medal of Honour''' or '''Olympic Decoration''' ({{lang-de\|[https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deutsches_Olympia-Ehrenzeichen Deutsche Olympia-Ehrenzeichen] or Deutsches Olympiaehrenzeichen}}) is a civil decoration of [[Germany]] awarded to administrators of ~~tbe~~ IV Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and ~~tbe~~ 1936 Berlin Olympics. The award was not intended for actual participants in ~~tbe~~ Olympic Games, but rather in recognition of those who had orchestrated ~~tbe~~ "behind ~~tbe~~ scenes" preparations and work for ~~tbe~~ events. It was awarded in three classes to natives and foreigners:		The '''German Olympia Honour Badge''', '''Medal of Honour''' or '''Olympic Decoration''' ({{lang-de\|[https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deutsches_Olympia-Ehrenzeichen Deutsche Olympia-Ehrenzeichen] or Deutsches Olympiaehrenzeichen}}) is a civil decoration of [[Germany]] awarded to administrators of the IV Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The award was not intended for actual participants in the Olympic Games, but rather in recognition of those who had orchestrated the "behind the scenes" preparations and work for the events. It was awarded in three classes to natives and foreigners:

	* 1st Class; A total of 767 were awarded; ~~tbe~~ neck order was only worn as such on award day, after that, as with ~~tbe~~ other classes, miniaturized on a medal or ribbon bar.		* 1st Class; A total of 767 were awarded; the neck order was only worn as such on award day, after that, as with the other classes, miniaturized on a medal or ribbon bar.
	* 2nd Class; A total of 3,364 were awarded.		* 2nd Class; A total of 3,364 were awarded.
	* German Olympic Commemorative Medal ({{lang-de\|Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille}}); A total of 54,915 were awarded.		* German Olympic Commemorative Medal ({{lang-de\|Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille}}); A total of 54,915 were awarded.
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	File:1936 Berlin Olympics IX.png\|Poster		File:1936 Berlin Olympics IX.png\|Poster
	File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.png\|The stadium		File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.png\|The stadium
	File:Badge for Judges of ~~tbe~~ Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.png\|Badge for ~~tbe~~ judges of ~~tbe~~ games		File:Badge for Judges of the Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.png\|Badge for the judges of the games
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.png\|The "Hindenburg" over ~~tbe~~ [[Brandenburg Gate]]		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.png\|The "Hindenburg" over the [[Brandenburg Gate]]
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.png\|The German youth gathered at ~~tbe~~ Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, ~~tbe~~ first day of ~~tbe~~ Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to ~~tbe~~ Olympic Stadum.		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.png\|The German youth gathered at the Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, the first day of the Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to the Olympic Stadum.
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg		File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics IV.jpg		File:1936 Berlin Olympics IV.jpg

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	{{Infobox Olympic games\|1936\|Summer		{{Infobox Olympic games\|1936\|Summer
	\|Name = Games of ~~the~~ XI Olympiad		\|Name = Games of tbe XI Olympiad
	\|Logo = 1936_berlin_logo.jpg		\|Logo = 1936_berlin_logo.jpg
	\|Host city = [[Berlin]], [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]		\|Host city = [[Berlin]], [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]
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	\|Closing ceremony = August 16, 1936		\|Closing ceremony = August 16, 1936
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	The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as ~~the~~ '''Games of ~~the~~ XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], ~~the~~ world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed ~~the~~ Olympic Hymn.		The '''1936 Olympic Games''', officially known as tbe '''Games of tbe XI Olympiad''', were held in [[Germany]]. The Summer Olympics were opened on 1 August, 1936 in [[Berlin]] by [[Adolf Hitler]], Germany's Head of State. The '''1936 Winter Olympics''' took place in [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Bavaria]]. [[Richard Strauss]], tbe world-famous composer of "Salome" and "Der Rosenkavalier", composed tbe Olympic Hymn.
	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from ~~the~~ Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of ~~the~~ Berlin Olympic Stadium]]		[[File:Olympics_1936.png\|thumb\|310px\|Aerial view from tbe Zeppelin ''[[LZ 129 Hindenburg]]'' of tbe Berlin Olympic Stadium]]
	[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.png\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]		[[File:Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille.png\|thumb\|310px\|''Olympia-Ehrenzeichen und Erinnerungsmedaille'']]
	[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid ~~the~~ [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for ~~the~~ modern games.		[[National Socialist Germany]] outdid tbe [[Los Angeles]] Games of 1932 by constructing a vast new 100,000-seat track and field stadium, 6 gymnasiums, and many other smaller arenas. Athletes from 49 nations came to Berlin numbering 3961, setting a new record. The [[Olympic flame relay]] from [[Athens, Greece]] to Berlin was re-instituted and filmed for tbe modern games.

	Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref [[name]]="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "[[American]] Sports: From ~~the~~ Age of Folk Games to ~~the~~ Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by ~~the~~ [[German]] Olympic Committee to film ~~the~~ Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of ~~the~~ techniques now common to ~~the~~ filming of sports. The film remains ~~the~~ International Olympic Committee's official record of ~~the~~ Berlin Games.		Officials installed a closed-circuit television system, radio network that reached 41 countries, and many other forms of expensive high-tech electronic equipment.<ref [[name]]="ReferenceA">Rader, Benjamin G. "[[American]] Sports: From tbe Age of Folk Games to tbe Age of Televised Sports" --5th Ed.</ref> Filmmaker [[Leni Riefenstahl]], a favorite of [[Hitler]], was commissioned for $7 million <ref name="ReferenceA"/> by tbe [[German]] Olympic Committee to film tbe Games. Her film, entitled ''Olympia'', introduced many of tbe techniques now common to tbe filming of sports. The film remains tbe International Olympic Committee's official record of tbe Berlin Games.

	==Medal count==		==Medal count==
	[[Germany]] led ~~the~~ wins with 33 gold, 26 silver and 30 bronze metals. These are ~~the~~ top ten nations that won medals at these Games.		[[Germany]] led tbe wins with 33 gold, 26 silver and 30 bronze metals. These are tbe top ten nations that won medals at these Games.
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	==German Olympia Honour Badge==		==German Olympia Honour Badge==
	The '''German Olympia Honour Badge''', '''Medal of Honour''' or '''Olympic Decoration''' ({{lang-de\|[https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deutsches_Olympia-Ehrenzeichen Deutsche Olympia-Ehrenzeichen] or Deutsches Olympiaehrenzeichen}}) is a civil decoration of [[Germany]] awarded to administrators of ~~the~~ IV Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and ~~the~~ 1936 Berlin Olympics. The award was not intended for actual participants in ~~the~~ Olympic Games, but rather in recognition of those who had orchestrated ~~the~~ "behind ~~the~~ scenes" preparations and work for ~~the~~ events. It was awarded in three classes to natives and foreigners:		The '''German Olympia Honour Badge''', '''Medal of Honour''' or '''Olympic Decoration''' ({{lang-de\|[https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Deutsches_Olympia-Ehrenzeichen Deutsche Olympia-Ehrenzeichen] or Deutsches Olympiaehrenzeichen}}) is a civil decoration of [[Germany]] awarded to administrators of tbe IV Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and tbe 1936 Berlin Olympics. The award was not intended for actual participants in tbe Olympic Games, but rather in recognition of those who had orchestrated tbe "behind tbe scenes" preparations and work for tbe events. It was awarded in three classes to natives and foreigners:

	* 1st Class; A total of 767 were awarded; ~~the~~ neck order was only worn as such on award day, after that, as with ~~the~~ other classes, miniaturized on a medal or ribbon bar.		* 1st Class; A total of 767 were awarded; tbe neck order was only worn as such on award day, after that, as with tbe other classes, miniaturized on a medal or ribbon bar.
	* 2nd Class; A total of 3,364 were awarded.		* 2nd Class; A total of 3,364 were awarded.
	* German Olympic Commemorative Medal ({{lang-de\|Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille}}); A total of 54,915 were awarded.		* German Olympic Commemorative Medal ({{lang-de\|Deutsche Olympia-Erinnerungsmedaille}}); A total of 54,915 were awarded.
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	File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.png\|The stadium		File:Olympische Spiele Berlin.png\|The stadium
	File:Badge for Judges of ~~the~~ Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.png\|Badge for ~~the~~ judges of ~~the~~ games		File:Badge for Judges of tbe Berlin Olympic Summer Games 1936.png\|Badge for tbe judges of tbe games
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.png\|The "Hindenburg" over ~~the~~ [[Brandenburg Gate]]		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936 II.png\|The "Hindenburg" over tbe [[Brandenburg Gate]]
	File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.png\|The German youth gathered at ~~the~~ Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, ~~the~~ first day of ~~the~~ Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to ~~the~~ Olympic Stadum.		File:Olympische Sommerspiele Berlin 1936.png\|The German youth gathered at tbe Lustgarten at noon on 1 August 1936, tbe first day of tbe Berlin Olympics, and then wandered ceremonially to tbe Olympic Stadum.
	File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg		File:1936 Berlin Olympics III.jpg
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