Disambiguation evidence for 1936 Summer Olympics (Berlin) via surface form

"1936 Summer Olympics"

As subject (87)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "1936 Summer Olympics".

Predicate	Object
aquaticsVenue	Olympia-Schwimmstadion ⓘ
artCompetitionCategories	architecture ⓘ
artCompetitionCategories	literature ⓘ
artCompetitionCategories	music ⓘ
artCompetitionCategories	painting ⓘ
artCompetitionCategories	sculpture ⓘ
artCompetitionsIncluded	true ⓘ
athletesParticipating	3963 ⓘ
boycottDebate	widespread international discussion of boycott ⓘ
broadcastMedium	early television ⓘ
broadcastMedium	radio ⓘ
city	Berlin ⓘ
continentOfHostCity	Europe ⓘ
country	Germany ⓘ
discriminationContext	antisemitic policies in Nazi Germany ⓘ
endDate	1936-08-16 ⓘ
equestrianVenue	May Field ⓘ
eventsCount	129 ⓘ
followedBy	Summer Olympics 1948 ⓘ surface form: 1948 Summer Olympics
genderParticipation	men and women ⓘ
hostCity	Berlin ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Alexandria ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Barcelona ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Budapest ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Buenos Aires ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Cologne ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Dublin ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Frankfurt am Main ⓘ surface form: Frankfurt
hostCityBidRivals	Helsinki ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Lausanne ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Nuremberg ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Rio de Janeiro ⓘ
hostCityBidRivals	Rome ⓘ
hostCitySelectedBy	International Olympic Committee ⓘ
hostCitySelectionYear	1931 ⓘ
hostCountry	Germany ⓘ
hostNationGovernment	Nazi Germany ⓘ
instanceOf	Summer Olympic Games ⓘ
instanceOf	international sporting event ⓘ
instanceOf	multi-sport event ⓘ
introducedSport	basketball (Olympic debut as medal sport) ⓘ
introducedSport	canoeing (Olympic debut) ⓘ
iocPresidentAtGames	Henri de Baillet-Latour ⓘ
iocSessionCity	Barcelona ⓘ
iocSessionCountry	Spain ⓘ
iocSessionSelectingHost	International Olympic Committee Session ⓘ surface form: 29th IOC Session
jewishAthletesParticipationIssue	restrictions and exclusions by Nazi authorities ⓘ
legacy	iconic performances challenging Nazi racial ideology ⓘ
legacy	symbol of politicization of sport ⓘ
mainStadium	Olympiastadion Berlin ⓘ
medalTableLeader	Germany ⓘ
motto	Ich rufe die Jugend der Welt ⓘ
nationsParticipating	49 ⓘ
notableAthlete	Cornelius Johnson ⓘ
notableAthlete	Jesse Owens ⓘ
notableAthlete	Kristin Otto ⓘ
notableAthlete	Luz Long ⓘ
notableAthlete	Mack Robinson ⓘ
notableAthlete	Son Kitei (Son Kee-chung) ⓘ
notableAthlete	Tinus Osendarp ⓘ
notableAthlete	Toni Merkens ⓘ
notableFirst	first Olympic Games with extensive torch relay ⓘ
notableFirst	first Olympics with significant television coverage ⓘ
notableFor	Jesse Owens winning four gold medals ⓘ
notableFor	Leni Riefenstahl’s film Olympia ⓘ
notableFor	use as Nazi propaganda showcase ⓘ
officialName	Games of the XI Olympiad ⓘ
olympiadNumber	11 ⓘ
olympicTorchRelayFirstUsed	true ⓘ
openingBy	Adolf Hitler ⓘ
politicalContext	Nazi regime in power in Germany ⓘ
precededBy	1932 Summer Olympics ⓘ
propagandaUse	promote image of peaceful, modern Nazi Germany ⓘ
propagandaUse	showcase supposed superiority of Aryan race ⓘ
rowingVenue	Langer See, Grünau ⓘ
sailingVenue	Kiel Bay ⓘ
secondInMedalTable	United States of America ⓘ surface form: United States
securityContext	heavy presence of Nazi paramilitary organizations ⓘ
sportsCount	19 ⓘ
startDate	1936-08-01 ⓘ
televisionCoverageScope	limited local broadcasts in Berlin ⓘ
thirdInMedalTable	Hungary ⓘ
torchRelayEndPoint	Berlin ⓘ surface form: Berlin, Germany
torchRelayOrigin	Olympia, Greece ⓘ
venueComplex	Olympiastadion Berlin ⓘ surface form: Reichssportfeld
womenEventsCount	15 ⓘ
year	1936 ⓘ