During the 1936 Summer Olympic Games, Hitler applauded both German and American athletes, as well as winning athletes from all other nations.

Even though a perfect host at the 1936 Summer Olympics, Adolf Hitler was still the leader of Greater Germany. Yes, one could be a great host, and still support the home team, as other world leaders were demonstrating at that time. Each world leader, at that time, wanted their nation’s team to win at the 1936 Summer Olympics. Adolf Hitler felt the same towards the German team.

Hitler wanted to demonstrate two concepts at the 1936 Summer Olympics:

1. An all White Nordic Christian Olympic Team could come in first place.
2. Working Class Participants could raise their status in the world through their own efforts.

Participants in all situations, could be judged on their individual actions, not on the economic status of their parents or ancestors alone. The German 1936 Summer Olympic Team did not let Hitler down. The German team, consisting completely of White Nordic Christian members, came in first place during the 1936 Summer Olympic Games held in Berlin, Germany.

Among the working class German athletes to win a Gold Medal during the 1936 Summer Olympics, Karl Hein, a carpenter, won a Gold Medal for the Olympic event called: THE HAMMER THROW. Karl Hein broke a world record, which was held for 24 years.

During the 1936 Summer Olympics, held in Berlin, the German team won 33 Gold Medals, and 89 Medals in total Olympic categories.

Adolf Hitler was very proud of the German 1936 Summer Olympic Team. Hitler was able to prove that an all White Nordic Christian Olympic Team could come in first place, and an individual could raise one’s status in life through individual efforts, in spite of coming from a humble working class background.

The American team came in second place at the 1936 Summer Olympic Games.

Hitler was very impressed by all American athletes at the 1936 Summer Olympics and applauded them. The Olympic Team from France, impressed by their host, Adolf Hitler, gave the Nazi solute as they entered the Berlin Olympic Stadium in 1936 the first time.

March, 1990, during my first visit to Berlin, Germany, as the Berlin Wall, (1961-1990), was falling in stages, I went to the Berlin Olympic Stadium where the World 11th, 1936 Summer Olympics were held. The Berlin Olympic Stadium was built to last for 1000 years and is still in use today. I have been to Berlin, Germany, many times since then.

It remains very clear of who won the 1936 Summer Olympic Games. The final score of all points and all medals earned during the 1936 Summer Olympics remains the final eternal truth. Based on all points and Olympic Medals received, Adolf Hitler and the German team won the 1936 Summer Olympic Games.

The German team came in first place during the 1936 Summer Olympic Games.

Presently, there is a street just outside the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, which bears the name of a Black Negro African American athlete who won 4 Gold Medals at the 1936 Summer Olympics. This athlete’s efforts did not effect the final second place status of the U.S. Olympic team in 1936. The name of this Berlin street should be changed to the Karl Hein Street "Strasse" who is more deserving of the honor.

Karl Hein, a German Olympic Gold Medal winner, made a big effect on the German team’s final first place status during the 1936 Summer Olympics.

Karl Hein demonstrated an even greater achievement; he rose through his own efforts from a humble working class background, to a level of international world recognition.

Efforts should be made to further the honor of Karl Hein, by replacing the name of Jesse Owens on the Berlin street to that of the name of Karl Hein. Karl Hein Strasse sounds better than Jesse Owens Strasse. Karl Hein was a greater athlete than Jesse Owens.

Karl Hein was a true hero of the 1936 Summer Olympics held in Berlin, Germany.