August 23, 2011
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2:03Now PlayingNathan Huegen of the National World War II Museum recently gave a talk on the 1936 Olympics, which were held in Berlin during the rule of the Nazis.
He examines how Adolf Hitler used the Games to try to spread his influence and impose his will. Mr. Huegen also looks at how the international community reacted to the 1936 Games.
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