Asked by Lena
What had occurred 40 years prior to the Munich Olympics which made the games so important?
The only things I got are the Holocaust, the separation of Israel and Palestine and WW2. Is there anything else that was major?
The only things I got are the Holocaust, the separation of Israel and Palestine and WW2. Is there anything else that was major?
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Answered by
GuruBlue
WW2 is pretty major!
Answered by
Lena
Supposedly there are like 20 major events and i`ve gotten got 3
Answered by
Writeacher
Find related events within WW2 --
-- liberation of Auschwitz (and you could list the liberation of other major concentration camps, too, I suppose)
-- establishing Israel as a country
-- Hitler's suicide
<i>and many, many others. Read, read, read and add events related to Nazi attitudes regarding anyone who wasn't part of the so-called Aryan race.</i>
-- liberation of Auschwitz (and you could list the liberation of other major concentration camps, too, I suppose)
-- establishing Israel as a country
-- Hitler's suicide
<i>and many, many others. Read, read, read and add events related to Nazi attitudes regarding anyone who wasn't part of the so-called Aryan race.</i>
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Jesse Owens, an African-American Olympic athlete in 1936, was snubbed by Hitler.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Owens#Berlin_Olympics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Owens#Berlin_Olympics
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