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Plaque in the house Rudolstädter Strasse 77, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. In translation, the plaque reads: In 1933, having jumped 1.51 m in Stuttgart and 1.55
Plaque in the house Rudolstädter Strasse 77, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. In translation, the plaque reads: In 1933, having jumped 1.51 m in Stuttgart and 1.55 m in Ulm, she was one of the best high jumpers inside Germany. On 27 June 1936, she tied the German record with 1.60 m and rose to world prominence. However, because of her Jewish origins, the Nazis prevented her from taking part in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. In 1937 she left Germany forever.
Gretel-Bergmann-Stadion in Laupheim, 2015
Gretel-Bergmann-Stadion in Laupheim, 2015
A "Jews not welcome" sign of the kind removed for the Games
A "Jews not welcome" sign of the kind removed for the Games
Nude statues installed in Berlin's streets
Nude statues installed in Berlin's streets
Berlin decked out with German flags during the Games
Berlin decked out with German flags during the Games
The Olympic Bell, inscribed Ich rufe die Jugend der Welt
The Olympic Bell, inscribed Ich rufe die Jugend der Welt