1936 Hitler's Olympics: How The Nazis Used The Olympics To Promote Their Propaganda

Hitler's Olympics profiles the 1936 summer Olympic games, which were hosted in Berlin under Hitler's regime. The harrowing film, which is now available on Netflix, discusses the temporary pause on the persecution against Jewish people in order for The Olympics to take place. You can find more from...

44 min - War & Military - Timeline - World History Documentaries

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