A) Spanish Socialist Party B) Nationalist Front C) Royalist Party D) Popular Front
A) Barcelona Games B) Workers' Games C) Spartakiad D) People's Olympiad
A) 4,000 B) 5,000 C) 7,000 D) 6,000
A) Spanish Civil War B) Nazi interference C) Lack of funding D) Low athlete attendance
A) 1928 B) 1920 C) 1924 D) 1912
A) Red Olympiad B) Spartakiad C) Peoples' Games D) Workers' Olympiad
A) 1948 B) 1944 C) 1952 D) 1936
A) Halet Çambel B) Pierre de Coubertin C) Suat Fetgeri Aşani D) Albert Wolff
A) The Red Sport International B) The Soviet Committee C) The Spanish Government D) Maccabi World Union
A) Among the first Muslim women to compete in the Olympics B) They led the protest against Hitler C) They were the organizers of the Games D) They were the first winners from Turkey
A) A resounding propaganda success B) A significant economic loss C) A neutral international event D) A complete failure for the Nazi regime
A) Aggressive and militaristic B) Fragmented and unstable C) Peaceful and tolerant D) Isolated and troubled
A) As a danger to global peace B) As putting Germany back in the fold of nations C) As an event that should be boycotted D) As a sign of growing Nazi power
A) Leon Trotsky B) Joseph Stalin C) Nikita Khrushchev D) Vladimir Lenin
A) Barcelona, Spain B) Antwerp, Belgium C) Moscow, Soviet Union D) Berlin, Germany
A) 31 July 1936 B) 16 August 1936 C) 1 August 1936 D) 16 September 1936
A) Olympic torches B) Fireworks C) Searchlights D) Reflecting mirrors
A) Henri de Baillet-Latour B) Werner Egk C) Werner March D) Hermann Schreiber
A) Berlin B) Tokyo C) London D) Paris
A) Sixty-two B) Thirty-seven C) Forty-nine D) Forty-two
A) Afghanistan B) Ireland C) Italy D) Spain
A) 4,483 B) 331 C) 3,963 D) 3,632
A) 49 B) 12 C) 31 D) 5
A) Five B) Three C) Ten D) Fifteen
A) Farpi Vignoli B) Werner Egk C) Urho Karhumäki D) Werner March
A) Alpine Glider B) The Sulky Driver C) Avoveteen D) Olympic Festive Music
A) Five B) Twelve C) One hundred and one D) Thirty-two
A) Twelve B) Thirty-two C) Five D) Three
A) 32 B) 12 C) 49 D) 101
A) Germany B) Afghanistan C) Switzerland D) Ireland
A) 42 million Reichsmark B) 16.5 million Reichsmark C) 7.5 million Reichsmark D) 4 million Reichsmark
A) Olympic Penny B) Public works schemes C) A three-year lottery D) Surcharged stamps
A) 7.5 million Reichsmark B) 4 million Reichsmark C) 16.5 million Reichsmark D) 1 million Reichsmark
A) Around 16.5 million Reichsmark B) Around 4 million Reichsmark C) Around 42 million Reichsmark D) Around 7.5 million Reichsmark
A) Around 42 million Reichsmark B) Around 16.5 million Reichsmark C) Around 4 million Reichsmark D) Around US$30 million
A) Exactly 7.5 million Reichsmark B) Over one million Reichsmark C) Exactly 4 million Reichsmark D) Over 16.5 million Reichsmark
A) Ovaltine B) Scho-Ka-Kola C) Hildebrand bar D) Coca-Cola
A) One year B) Five years C) Three years D) Barely two years
A) Water B) Scho-Ka-Kola C) Coca-Cola D) Ovaltine
A) 1931 B) 1929 C) 1933 D) 1936
A) Weimar Republic B) German Empire C) Nazi Germany D) Federal Republic of Germany
A) Aryan supremacy B) Pacifism C) Socialism D) Liberal democracy
A) Der Stürmer B) Völkischer Beobachter C) Berliner Tageblatt D) Die Zeit
A) Repainted them in gold B) Ignored them C) Took them down D) Added more signs
A) Dachau B) Spandau C) Marzahn D) Kreuzberg
A) The Sudetenland B) The Rhineland C) The Ruhr Valley D) The Saarland
A) Helene Mayer B) Erich Seelig C) Lilli Henoch D) Gretel Bergmann
A) Fencing B) Tennis C) High jump D) Boxing
A) Johann Trollmann B) Lilli Henoch C) Gretel Bergmann D) Daniel Prenn
A) Theodor Lewald B) Erich Seelig C) Wolfgang Fürstner D) Adolf Hitler
A) Wolfgang Fürstner B) Theodor Lewald C) Johann Trollmann D) Gretel Bergmann
A) He was promoted B) He took his own life C) He emigrated to the US D) He was arrested
A) Daniel Prenn B) Lilli Henoch C) Johann Trollmann D) Erich Seelig
A) Rome B) Berlin C) Barcelona D) London
A) Barcelona B) Helsinki C) Rio de Janeiro D) Rome
A) 57 B) 67 C) 49 D) 38
A) Jesse Owens B) Henri de Baillet-Latour C) Leni Riefenstahl D) Helene Mayer
A) The medal podium B) The opening ceremony parade C) The torch relay D) The anthem playing
A) Adolf Hitler B) Helene Mayer C) Henri de Baillet-Latour D) Leni Riefenstahl
A) Jesse Owens B) Henri de Baillet-Latour C) Helene Mayer D) Leni Riefenstahl
A) 1940 B) 1944 C) 1948 D) 1952
A) Newsreels B) Color photography C) Radio D) Television
A) 29th IOC Session B) 31st IOC Session C) 28th IOC Session D) 30th IOC Session
A) 49 B) 101 C) 57 D) 38
A) Rome B) Helsinki C) London D) Barcelona
A) Forty B) Nineteen C) Eight D) Sixty-seven
A) Japan B) Germany C) Italy D) United Kingdom
A) Johannes Boehland B) Carl Diem C) Hans von Tschammer und Osten D) Theodor Lewald
A) Carl Diem B) Theodor Lewald C) Johannes Boehland D) Hans von Tschammer und Osten
A) Leni Riefenstahl B) Theodor Lewald C) Carl Diem D) Johannes Boehland
A) A bell B) An eagle C) A torch D) A laurel wreath
A) Rome, Italy B) Berlin, Germany C) Munich, Germany D) Olympia, Greece
A) Kiel B) Elstal C) Potsdam D) Berlin
A) Dining Hall of the Nations B) Olympic Bell Hall C) Speisehaus der Nationen D) Reichssportfeld
A) Five B) Seven C) Twelve D) Ten
A) German Post Office B) Telefunken C) Olympia Studios D) Agfacolor
A) 1936 B) 28 C) 7 D) 100
A) Technicolor B) Telefunken C) Olympiafilm D) Agfacolor
A) 1936 B) 1940 C) 1938 D) 1934
A) The Reichssportführer B) The Olympic Committee C) Soviet forces D) Wehrmacht
A) Hindenburg B) Graf Zeppelin C) Los Angeles D) Akron
A) Spyridon Louis B) Luz Long C) Konrad Frey D) Jesse Owens
A) Gerhart Hauptmann B) Richard Wagner C) Ludwig van Beethoven D) Richard Strauss
A) 119 B) 129 C) 150 D) 100
A) Polo B) Handball C) Baseball D) Gliding
A) Jesse Owens B) Robert Charpentier C) Alfred Schwarzmann D) Konrad Frey
A) Adolf Hitler B) Jesse Owens C) James Naismith D) Spyridon Louis
A) Alfred Schwarzmann B) Konrad Frey C) Luz Long D) Werner Seelenbinder
A) Rie Mastenbroek B) Betty Robinson C) Ondina Valla D) Marjorie Gestring
A) Betty Robinson B) Ondina Valla C) Marjorie Gestring D) Rie Mastenbroek
A) Kristjan Palusalu B) Werner Seelenbinder C) Glenn Morris D) Konrad Frey
A) Italy B) Japan C) Germany D) Peru
A) Sweden B) Japan C) Peru D) Colombia
A) India B) Argentina C) United States D) Germany
A) Sohn Kee-chung B) Jesse Owens C) Rie Mastenbroek D) James Naismith
A) Cycling B) Rowing C) Swimming D) Basketball
A) William E. Dodd B) Jeremiah T. Mahoney C) Franklin Roosevelt D) Avery Brundage
A) Milton Green B) William E. Dodd C) Jeremiah T. Mahoney D) Avery Brundage
A) They supported participation B) They advocated for a total boycott C) They wanted the games moved to Africa D) They were indifferent to the games
A) William E. Dodd B) Jeremiah T. Mahoney C) Franklin Roosevelt D) Avery Brundage |