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December 20, 2021
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Beijing Olympics is repeating the history of Nazi Germany Summer Olympics 1936

Source: thebl.com thebl.com
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America Australia Beijing Boycott Canada Chinese Communism democracy diplomacy Economy education Genocide Germany Hitler Holocaust Hong Kong Human Rights Nazi New Zealand Olympics Sanctions Sports United States University USA
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Experts are saying the Beijing Olympics scheduled for the next two months would be similar to that of Nazi Germany 1936 Summer Olympics. Rafael Medoff, the founder of the David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies, told Voice of America that these two governments saw the games as an opportunity to cover up their tainted reputation. He said, “In 1936, Adolf Hitler was very eager to have Nazi Germany be regarded as a civilized society by the world. Today’s Chinese leaders also want to be regarded as legitimate and acceptable members of the international community.” Li Yuanhua, former associate professor...
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