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