Tag Archives: Adolf Hitler

Uncle Sem and His Nephews – Part I

Posted on 27 July 2012 by simonepierotti

Nothing can thrill an athlete, especially those who practise almost unknown sports, like the Olympic Games. London is calling swimmers and runners, footballers and gymnasts, shooters and judokas from all over the world and Italy will be massively represented, as … Continue reading →

Posted in Europe, Italy, Olympics | Tagged 1920, 1924, 1956, Adolf Hitler, antwerp, arturo maffei, athletics, berlin 1936, carlo biagi, Fiorentina, football, Forte dei Marmi, giglio rosso, giulio cappelli, japan, jesse owens, livio tesconi, long jump, melbourne, olympiastadion, olympic games, Olympics, paris, sem de ranieri, shooting, Summer Olympic Games, track and field, versilia, Viareggio, vittorio pozzo | 1 Comment

Sports and the Holocaust: the Hakoah Vienna’s story

Posted on 27 January 2012 by simonepierotti

The scenario looks as if the clock was stopped over half-a-century ago. A track and field area, a swimming pool and various playgrounds peep out inside the lush Prater, Vienna’s main park. Meanwhile, a kosher restaurant and a child care … Continue reading →

Posted in Europe, Football, History, USA | Tagged 1925, 1938, 2005, Adolf Hitler, Alexander Neufeld, America, Anschluss, Arthur Barr, Austria, Béla Guttman, Billy Hunter, Calvin Coolidge, football, Force, Gauliga Ostermark, Germany, Hakoah Vienna, Jewish, Judith Deutsch-Haspel, Krieau, Maccabi Vienna, Max Nordau, Sándor Nemes, Star of David, Theodor Herzl, USA, Vienna, West Ham United, Zionism | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Adolf Hitler

Uncle Sem and His Nephews – Part I

Sports and the Holocaust: the Hakoah Vienna’s story

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