The XIth Olympic Games Berlin, 1936 Official Report, Volume I

The Official Report of the XI Olympic Games, Berlin 1936. First edition, including tables and photos.

Volume I Contents
The Games are Ended . . .
The Fuhrer and Reich Chancellor
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Count Baillet-Latour
Dr. Lewald
1 Reich Sport Leader von Tschammer und Osten
Dr. Diem
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
National Olympic Committees (NOC)
International Sporting Federations
Organizing Committee for the Eleventh Olympic Games, Berlin 1936
German Olympic Committee
The Preparations for the Games
History of the Organization
Facsimile of the German Chancellor's Letter and Explanatory Statement
Time-Table
Invitations to the Olympic Games
Composition of the Organizing Committee
Statute of the IOC
Symbols
Buildings
The Construction of the Reich Sport Field
The Olympic Stadium
The Swimming Stadium
The May Field
The Dietrich Eckart Open-Air Theatre
The Hockey Stadium
The Tennis Courts and Tennis Stadium
The Gymnasium and Cupola Hall
The Grunau Regatta Course.
The Olympic Home
Words of Introduction by the Reich War Minister, field Marshall Von Blomberg
The Olympic Village
Message of Welcome
The Significance and History of the Olympic Village
Planning and Construction
Situation and Climate
The Air Defence Barracks
Reception of the Teams
The Sporting Department of the Olympic Village
The Army Transportation Department
The Medical Service
The Programme of Entertainment
The "Bastion' and Canteen
The Administration of the Olympic Village
Olympic Attaches
Officers of the Honorary Service
The Honorary Youth Service
The Quarters of the Rowers and Canoeists
The Olympic Home of the Yachtsmen in Kiel
The Doberitz and Elsgrund Olympic Encampments
The Women's Dormitories
Organization of the Household Department
General Organization of the Games
Sections of the Sporting Department
Structure of the Sporting Organization
Preparation and Presentation of the Programme of Sports
Olympic Identity Cards
The Card Index
Entries
Sport Management and Technical Delegates
The Procurement of Equipment
The Telephone and Telegraph Communications for the Sporting Organization
Assistance by the German Army
Timing
The Electric Hit Registering Apparatus for Ёрёе Fencing
Announcement Boards
Dressing Rooms
Horticultural Measures
The Meteorological Service
The Daily Programmes
Closure to Air Traffic
Press, Film, Radio
Words of Introduction by the Reich War Minister, Field Marshall vo Blomberg
Press Activities Before the Games
The Press Organization at the Olympic Games
Press Post Offices and Working Rooms
The Press Headquarters
The Press Headquarters in the Olympic Village
The German News Agency (DNB) Announces . . .
The Photographic Press Service
The Creation of the Olympic Film
The World Listens to the Olympic Games
Technical Arrangements
Publicity
Foreign Publicity
Publicity in Germany
Providing for the Guests
General Administrative and Financial Measures
The German Railway
The German Post Office Department
The Berlin Transport Company
Olympic Motor Staff
Accommodating the Olympic Visitors
Private Quarters
Hotels and Pensions
Information and Transportation
The Interpreter Service
Customs Facilities
Passport Facilities
Monetary and Currency Questions
Reception of the Teams at the Stations
The Police
The National Youth and Welfare Department
The Decoration of Berlin
Hamburg and Bremen
The Medical Service
For the Athletes
For the Visitors
Entrance Tickets
Complimentary Tickets
Number of Seats Reserved for the Guests of Honour, Press and Radio, Participants and Competitors
Number of Visitors
Receipts from the Sale of Admission Tickets
Festive Arrangements
Olympic Hymn
The Musical Setting of the Programme
The Festivities
The Course of the Games
The Torch Relay Run
The Opening Ceremonies
Count Baillet-Latour's Address to the German Chancellor
The German Chancellor’s Answer
The Opening Ceremony at the Olympic Stadium
Dr. Lewald's Address
Programme of the Opening Day
The Festival Play, "Olympic Youth'
Sven Hedin's Address
Sven Hedin's Lecture
The Sporting Competitions
Total Number of Competitors
Participation of Women in the Olympic Games
Athletics
The Men's Competitions
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800 Metres
1,500 Metres
5,000 Metres
10.000 Metres