1936 Olympics 2

[Will Williams]

I tried to post this under Douglas Mercer's essay on "The 1936 Olympics" -- viewtopic.php?f=72&t=7756 -- but for some reason it would not post, so here it is in our Team House section. I cannot explain the very large fonts, either:
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Douglas Mercer
January 18 2025

“The Big Lie” is always laid at Hitler’s doorstep but of course this is just an example of the Jewish Big Lie...

Thanks for this, Douglas. I didn't know about the oak saplings given to each Gold Medal winner, including four to Jesse Owens. Dr. Pierce wrote about the '36 Olympics 40 years ago, here: https://nationalvanguard.org/2015/03/th ... -olympics/
Another little known fact is in the comment I placed under Pierce' article at NV:

The following transcription is from Chapter 15 of The Myth of German Villainy, the 2024 title that we’ve just added to our online bookstore this month. Available here: https://cosmotheistchurch.org/product/t ... -bradbury/

1936 Summer Olympics

Berlin won the bid over Barcelona, its number one contender, in April 1931, to host the 1936 Summer Olympics.The bid for the games had been won two years before the National Socialists assumed the leadership of Germany, but when they did, American Jewish organizations immediately demanded some other venue be chosen for the games other than Berlin.The AJCongress and the Jewish Labor Committee (JLC) staged rallies to oppose America’s participation in the games if the games were not moved out of Berlin. NYC-based JLC — founded in 1934 in response to German National Socialism — promoted (and continues to promote) “labor union interests in Jewish communities, and Jewish interests within unions.” President of the United States Olympic Committee Avery Brundage, to his very great credit, decided, despite this very great pressure, that America would participate in Berlin​ as scheduled. International Jewry already had a propaganda campaign underway against the National Socialists long before they came into office, and Brundage took the view the attempted boycott of the Games was just another “Jewish-communist conspiracy” against Germany, which, of course, it was. Jewish athletes were not being treated unfairly in any way by anyone, he stated, but the Jews were nevertheless relentless…

Myth goes on for another seven pages or so, with illustrations, to debunk further the ongoing anti-German propaganda of organized Jewry and the Jewish propaganda machine that Dr. Pierce touched on in this piece he wrote 40 years ago.

Incredibly, one night last week the Turner Classic Movies TV network showed both parts of Leni Riefenstahl's wonderful movie Olympia about those German games. What a wholesome movie compared to what America has been served up from Jewish Hollywood, before and since 1936. Both parts being four hours long and lasting well past midnight, I fell asleep during part 2.

The DVD of both parts of Olympia is apparently available on Amazon for $30, including postage. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=olympia+movi ... 3_ts-doa-p

[Douglas Mercer]

Will: thank you. I posted Dr. Pierce's article on the Berlin Games in the comments of my original essay.

[Douglas Mercer]

Will: I am a big fan of Riefensthal but I have to note that she ended her life like this:

The Last of the Nuba is the English-language title of German film director Leni Riefenstahl's 1973 Die Nuba, a book of photographs, published a year later in the United States. It was an international bestseller and was followed up by the 1976 book Die Nuba von Kau. It was the subject of a famous critique by Susan Sontag claiming that it adhered to a "fascist aesthetic".

Between 1962 and 1977, Riefenstahl had been photographing people of different Nuba ethnic groups in the southern part of Sudan on several visits. She was the first white female photographer who had obtained a special permission by the Sudanese government to do her research in the remote Nuba mountains of Sudan. She observed the Nuba's way of life and recorded it on film and in pictures. For some of her photographs and film scenes, she relied on Sudanese cameraman Gadalla Gubara, who accompanied her to the Nuba mountains.

Together with George Rodger's earlier photo essay on the Nuba and Latuka tribes, published in 1951 in National Geographic magazine, Riefenstahl's photographic documents are of anthropological, ethnological, and cultural-historical importance in relation to traditional life in the Nuba mountains of these times.