1936 Berlin (187 results)

Viele Abbildungen. 32 S. Themen: Art and Athletics in Hellas / German Sport prepares for the Olympic Games / Athens 1896 / Canoeing as an Olympic Sport u.a. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 150 Illust. Kt. Umschlag fleckig und rissig. Innen gut erhalten.

fresh attractive blue cloth, very good. BERLIN, CHARLES. Harvard Judaica: a history and description of the Judaica Collection in the Harvard College Library. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard College Library, 2004, xii, 130pp., . Until Widener began transferring rare Judaica to the Houghton Library and off-site storage users were able to borrow rare Passover Haggadot for use in their home celebrations. This book provides a thorough history and discussion of the collection and its management.

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Postkartenformat (postalisch nicht verwendet). Bezeichnung der Dargestellten im Unterrand. Gut erhalten. Höflich spielte in Bromberg, Nürnberg, Wien und 1903-32 am Deutschen Theater Berlin. Sie gründete in Berlin ein eigenes Studio zur Ausbildung von Bühnennachwuchs. Nach 1945 war sie Direktorin und Regisseurin am Staatstheater Schwerin, zuletzt trat sie aber wieder auf West-Berliner Bühnen auf. Auch beim Film war sie zu sehen, spielte aber dort, anders als beim Theater, meist nur Nebenrollen. In zweiter Ehe war sie vorübergehend mit Emil Jannings verheiratet. Bei dem Kollegen handelt es sich wahrscheinlich um den (Film-)Schauspieler und Regisseur Fritz Eckart. Aufnahme des bedeutenden Photographen und Filmpioniers C.H.Louis Held (1851-1927). Er hatte im Atelier von J.C. Schaarwächter in Berlin gelernt, bevor er zusammen mit dem Photographen C. Steinl 1876 ein erstes eigenes Atelier in Berlin eröffnete. Dieses bestand aber nur kurz, Held trennte sich von seinem Partner und war kurzzeitig Filialleiter einer Hutfabrik. Ab 1879 betrieb er alleine sein zweites Berliner Atelier, bevor er 1882 dann nach Weimar übersiedelte und bald zum Großherzoglichen Hofphotographen avancierte. Neben vielen Bildern der herzoglichen Familie enstanden dort u.a. auch Portraits des alten Franz Liszt. 1905 verlor er aber seinen Titel, da er die verstorbene Großherzogin auf dem Totenbett photographiert und das Bild an die Berliner Presse weitergegeben hatte. Der Herzog war so erbost über diese Indiskretion, daß er Held zu sich bestellte, ihn ohrfeigte und mit einer Peitsche schlug. Um 1900 wandte sich Held auch dem neuen Medium Film zu und nahm ab 1910 erste eigene Dokumentar- und Spielfilme auf, u.a. mit der damals noch völlig unbekannten Lil Dagover. 1912 eröffnete er im Gebäude seines Ateliers auch ein eigenes Lichtspielhaus. 1925 übergab er sein Atelier an seine Tochter und experimentierte in den letzten zwei Jahren vor seinem Tod mit den frühen Techniken der Farbphotographie. Sprache: de.

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Viele Abbildungen. 32 S. Themen: The Olympic Art Competitions / Kurt Doerry: From Athens to Berlin (PARIS 1900) / Krupski: Long Distance Running in the Olympic Games / Goldbeck: Sailing, an Olympic Sport / Rules and Regulations in Ancient Times / Alfred Kremer: ICE HOCKEY TRIUMPHS . Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 150 Illust. Kt. Umschlag ganz leicht fleckig, unten anfangs leicht wellig, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Muy bien. 2Ş Edición. 429 p. ; 24x15 cms. 520 grs. Cuentos estadounidenses (A-305-ML).

12° Broschur/Klebebindung. Condition: Gut. 32. S. Abb. das Heft ist in gutem Zustand, Wir senden umgehend mit beiliegender MwSt.Rechnung. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 150.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041020 Newspaper from August 12, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"5 Goldene Medaillen der Deutschen" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"On Tuesday evening, Germany's gymnasts won the international team competition. Schwarzmann (above) who gained the Olympic Dodecathlon (=heavy gymnastic exercises and 2 light gymnastic exercises). Frey (right) winner in the individual competition on the parallel bars and on the horse". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. With pagination from 449 to page 472. In German. Includes photos of swimming, diving, sculling, the horse, boxing and football. There is a cartoon caricature of a black face Jesse Owens flying off the starting blocks in a SWIMMING race - may be bare butt or wearing a white suit.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041023 Official Newspaper from August 5, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Nun auch Gisela Mauermayer, aula Mollenhauer Dritte beim Diskuswerfen Am Dienstag fur Deutschland 1 Goldene 1 Silberne 2 Bronzene" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"The German Woman Champion's winning throw on Tuesday afternoon." Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. Where the creases meet at center of each page there is a 1-2 inch horizontal tear- 79 years of oxidation. With pagination from 281-304 to page 520. In German. Includes photos of long jump, fencing, shooting, discus, 200 metre heats including Jesse Owens easily winning his heat, football (soccer), horse polo, another two pictures of Owens winning the 100 metre and the medal ceremony, steeplechase, 100 metres womens, hurdles, team gymnastics "dance",

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041022 Official Newspaper from August 14, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Sieg der deutschen reiter" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"Major Gerhard, who secured the Silver Medal for Germany by gaining second place in the dressage competition" and, by a second photo, "Right: Rittmeister Pollay, Olympic Champion, chatting with a Swedish participant." Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. With pagination from 497 to page 520. In German. Includes photos of crew, diving, dressage, a concert in the main stadium by German military bands, field hockey, basketball, water polo, boxing, gymnastics, and boxing.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041025 Official Newspaper from August 2, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Die XI. Olympischen Spiele sind eroffnet" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"Herr Hitler, Patron of the XIth Olympiad, entering the Stadium followed by the members of the I.O.C. ." Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. Where the creases meet at center of each page there is a weakening and browning spot- 79 years of oxidation. With pagination from 201 to page 232 . In German. Includes photos of walking match, pole-jump, the Fuhrer at swimming events, field hockey, football, horse polo, various teams Pakistani, Greek, Hungarian the arrival of the torch and lighting of the fire, many politicians, baseball, music events, spectacles,

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041027 Official Newspaper from August 3, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Zwei goldene, ene silberne und eine bronzene, Medaille fur Deutschland" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"After the victory, Tilly Fleischer, winner of the first Gold Medal, who set up a new Olympic record with Luise Kruger winner of the first Silve Medal, and Lydia Eberhardt." Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. Where the creases meet at center of each page there is a weakening and browning spot with some tearing on some pages- 79 years of oxidation. With pagination from 234 to page 256 . In German. Includes photos of high jump, wrestling, javelin, several piictures of Jesse Owens heat in the 100 metre where he set a new world record, pole vault, fencing, more of the opening ceremonies and Hitler, pentathalon, and a cartoon of Jesse Owens in black face, and a police officer tapping him on the chest with a pencil. My guess is that he is ticketing him for speeding but text is in German.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041021 Official Newspaper from August 16, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Italien-Osterreich 2:1" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"Italy, Olympic Football Champion 1936. Who's got the ball? - An incident in the final between Austria and the Italians, who after a keenly contested match defeated their adversaries by two goals to one". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. The center junction of the horizontal and vertical creases in the middle of the page has torn on all pages about 3-5 inches wide . With pagination from 545 to page 568. In German. Includes photos of swimming, diving, and the Indian team's defeat of the Germans in Field Hockey, equestrian events, some event "handball" in German which looks very much like soccer but ball can be thrown, and boxing.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041019 Newspaper from August 11, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Die Mastenbroek Olympiasiegerin" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating:"Rie Mastenbroek was so overcome with joy after her victory, that she burst into tears. Gisela Arendt, however, beamed with delight at gaining third place and beating her own record". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. There is, on this copy, a tear, along the fold, in the last 2-3 inches at the outside center edge, where paper was folded for the last 79 years. With pagination from 426 to page 428. In German. Includes photos of the Fuhrer on his yacht watching the Regatta, a bicycle crash during the road race, diving, gymnastics, the marathon, 100 kilometer bike race, and examples of photo finishes.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041012 Newspaper from August 7 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Stock und Handrick Olympia-Sieger and Towns und Lovelock Weltrekorde". Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating: "Towns, the American hurdler after his wonderful record-breaking feat in the 110 metre hurdles." and"Exhausted, but happy, Lieut Handrik, the German winner of the modern pentatholon, submits to being looked after.". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn but the paper is still readable and not brittle. With pagination from 329 to page 352 In German. Includes a cartoon of Jesse Owens, in caricature black face with three Gold Medals.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041014 Newspaper from August 9, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:"Glenn Morris U.S.A. Konig der Leichtathleten" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating: "Clenn Morris, Olympic Champion in the Decatholon. Our cmaera-man has secured two pictures which show the Champion's perfection of style in discuss-throwing and in hurdling'". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. There is chipping to the paper and some tears, especially where paper was folded for the last 79 years. With pagination from 378 to page 400. In German. Includes photos of specail cultural exhibitions and Women's breast stroke, men's 100 metre freestyle, men's field hockey, 5000 metre run, polo, sailing, kayaking, soccer,and basketball.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Illustrated by multiple black and white photos (illustrator). SPO 041013 Newspaper from August 18, 1936 Olympics in Berlin. Folded twice (the original folding of the paper in half from top down and then the paper has been folded in half again with the top front banner of the paper on the inside. Title on the front page is:Abscheid vom Stadion-Abscheid auf den Bahnhofen" Three paragraphs accompany pictures on the front page in three languages, German, English and French, stating: "The Reich Sports Field lies deserted. The 1936 Olympiad is already a thing of the past and the contestants are departing for their own homes in other lands. 'Safe journey - till we meet again'". Paper is a bit yellowed and the edges are mildly worn, there are some tears and chipping but the paper is still readable and not brittle. With pagination from 594 to page 608 In German. Includes a cartoon of several Africans or African Americans, in caricature black face. Photos of specail exhibition in the swimming pool and also of the closing ceremonies.