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  • Will LA 2028 remain in shadow of 1984?
  • Our 1989
  • On This Day | Oct. 18

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sailingscuttlebutt.com /2 weeks ago

Will LA 2028 remain in shadow of 1984?

The three Olympiads that preceded the Los Angeles 1984 Games had each left a bitter after-taste: • 1972 Munich Games were marred by a terrorist attack that killed 11 Israeli athle...

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nybooks.com /1 week ago

Our 1989

On October 7, 1989, East Germany celebrated its fortieth anniversary with a military parade down Karl-Marx-Allee—an old-fashioned display of state power as protests against Communi...

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nytimes.com /5 days ago

On This Day | Oct. 18

In 1968, the U.S. Olympic Committee suspended Tommie Smith and John Carlos, two Black athletes, after they raised black-gloved fists in protest during the U.S. anthem at the Olympi...

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jewishjournal.com /2 weeks ago

Olympic Legend Moved By Hostage Painting

Dwight Stones, who was born in Los Angeles and is Jewish, has long been a strong supporter of Israel. The post Olympic Legend Moved By Hostage Painting appeared first on Jewish Jou...

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