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Chico to host exhibit on ‘36 Nazi Olympics

by The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's "Nazi Olympics Berlin 1936" exhibition opens Tuesday on the Cal State Chico campus. The dis, Cal State Chico is the first college campus in the country to host the free exhibit, which will be installed at Colusa Hall and

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The installation uses reproductions of photographs, documents, posters, and newspaper articles in addition to video and film footage to tell about the 1936 Games. The accounts include the U.S. boycott debate, the success of black athlete Jesse Owens, the banning of Jewish athletes and Hitler's plan to hold all Olympic Games after 1940 in a Nuremberg stadium.

The exhibit is funded in part by the city of Chico, Cal State Chico Modern Jewish and Israel Studies Program, Associated Students, the Chico Area Interfaith Council and Building Bridges.

For more information and group reservations for tours, call (530) 898-5749 or write to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).


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