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The 24 pages that link to 1936 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• Sports broadcastingBroader topic: Berlin audiences saw experimental live television coverage of Olympic events.

• Nazi propagandaRelated: The regime used its hosting to project an image of order and international respectability.

• 1972 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Munich's organizers sought a visibly different image from Berlin's Nazi spectacle.

• Olympic boycottRelated: The campaign to boycott Berlin tested whether participation would legitimize a regime's policies.

• Jesse OwensRelated: Owens won all four of his Olympic gold medals at these Games.

• 1928 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Berlin later introduced the Olympic flame relay that Amsterdam’s flame display foreshadowed.

• FIBARelated: FIBA’s role in the Olympic debut helped establish its authority in international basketball.

• 1948 Summer OlympicsRelated: Berlin was the last Summer Olympics before the war halted the event.

• Avery BrundageBroader topic: As an American Olympic official, Brundage defended participation despite calls for a boycott.

• Sports mediaBroader topic: Their broadcasts demonstrated how major competitions could become media spectacles.

• 1932 Summer OlympicsRelated: India retained its hockey crown again at the next Summer Games.

• Olympic flameBroader topic: The relay’s modern form was introduced for these Games.

• Summer Olympic GamesBroader topic: The event exposed the tension between international sport and a host government's propaganda.

• United States at the OlympicsBroader topic: Jesse Owens’s victories became a defining U.S. Olympic performance amid Nazi claims of racial superiority.

• 1936 Winter OlympicsRelated: The Winter Olympics preceded Berlin's Summer Games by six months.

• Dhyan ChandRelated: Chand captained India to victory over Germany in the final.

• Fanny Blankers-KoenRelated: Her Olympic career began twelve years before her four-gold performance in London.

• Henri de Baillet-LatourBroader topic: Baillet-Latour’s IOC faced intense scrutiny over awarding and conducting these Games.

• Vittorio PozzoBroader topic: Pozzo also coached Italy to Olympic football gold during his national-team tenure.

• Carl DiemBroader topic: Diem helped organize the event, which the regime used for international propaganda.

• Edoardo MangiarottiRelated: Mangiarotti won his first Olympic gold as part of Italy’s team épée squad.

• Max SchmelingRelated: The Olympics and Schmeling’s victory over Louis became intertwined in racial propaganda and press coverage.

• Betty RobinsonNarrower topic: Robinson's comeback culminated in a relay gold medal at these Games.

• Kristjan PalusaluRelated: Palusalu won both heavyweight wrestling tournaments at these Games.