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Jesse Owens.
He was an African American, and his performance was an embarrassment more so to Adolf Hitler, than the German people. At that time, Adolf Hitler was trying to convince the world that the German people were the master race, and to have an African American beat the best in the world, didn't help the cause of the third Reich.
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What person's performance at 1936 Summer Olympic Games made him famous?
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Which black person's performance at the 1936 summer olympic games made him famous?
Jesse Owens
Who was the black person that performance at the 1936 Summer Olympic Games made him famous?
Jesse Owens
Who is performing at the 1936 summer olympic games made him famous?
Jesse Owens
Why was Clara hughes famous?
Clara Hughes is famous because she won olympic medals. She is also one of 5 people in the whole world to have won medals in both summer and olympic medals.
When was Summer Olympic Games created?
Summer Olympic Games was created in 1896.
When was the fifth summer Olympic games?
The fifth summer olympic games were in berlin 1916.
Has Jamacia held the summer Olympic games?
Jamaica has never held the Summer Olympic games.
Why is Harold abrahams famous?
He won a Gold medal for Great Britain at the 1924 Summer Olympic Games in the 100 Meter Dash.
What Olympic has more events winter or summer?
Summer
How did Summer Sanders become famous?
Summer Sanders grew in fame by being known as a competition swimmer and former Olympic athlete. She is now an actress, television host, and a sports commentator.
In this persons performance at the 1936 summer olympic games made him famous?
Jesse Owens gained international fame during the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin by winning four gold medals in track and field events. His outstanding performances included victories in the 100 meters, 200 meters, long jump, and 4x100 meter relay. Owens' achievements not only showcased his extraordinary athletic talent but also challenged the Nazi ideology of racial superiority. His success made him a symbol of triumph over discrimination and prejudice.
