Rare, signed presentation copy of the official 1936 Berlin Olympics book, personally inscribed by co-author Franz Miller, the
official starter at the Olympic Games in 1928, 1932 and 1936. Signed books from the 1936 Olympic Games are scarce. The personal inscription of a key figure at the Games adds significant collector value and historical interest.
Includes contemporary coverage of events such as Jesse Owens' remarkable four gold medal haul.
• Title: "So kämpfte und siegte die Jugend der Welt" (How the Youth of the World Fought and Triumphed)
• Authors: Franz Miller, Baron P. von le Fort, Dr. G. Harster
• Publisher: XI. Olympiade Berlin 1936
• Language: German
• First Edition
• Beautiful green cloth binding with gold Brandenburg Gate and Olympic rings design
• Hardcover
The book contains a personal dedication written in German: "Ein klein Erinnerung an die schönen Tage der Olympiade in Berlin!" ("A small remembrance of the beautiful days of the Olympics in Berlin!"). It is signed by Franz Miller and appears to be a gift from
the author, a wonderful proof of provenance.
CONDITION:
Binding: Excellent
Cover: Very slight fading on the cover and the spine
Pages: 160 pages – slight foxing on a couple of pages
Inscription: Clear
Overall: Very Good
DIMENSIONS: 25.5cm x 18cm
NOTE: Publications like this were created under the Nazi regime in Germany. It is offered as an authentic historical artifact documenting the 1936 Winter Olympics for educational and collecting purposes.
An important and rare piece of Olympic history. Carefully packaged and posted. International shipping available.