How Jesse Owens Was Treated in Nazi Germany?

In this video, we explore a little-known side of Jesse Owens' experience during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. While Adolf Hitler is widely recognized for promoting racial superiority and hatred in Nazi Germany, Owens’ own account offers surprising insights into how he was treated during his time in Berlin. Did Hitler really snub him, or was there more to the story? Discover how the legendary African-American athlete received the biggest applause of his life from the German audience, and learn why Owens believed it was President Roosevelt, not Hitler, who truly ignored him. Join us as we dive into the untold history of one of the most iconic moments in sports and global politics.

[mr.spacely]

americans at that time didn't want to show praise for black peoples achievements so they always blocked the part where hitler praised and celebrated owens. what else can you expect though.

[stormtrain]

Side note, the Berlin Olympics were a huge play. The Nazis removed the anti Jewish propaganda, and even couple of Jew competed, for example and Hungarian Jew Csák Ibolya.
And about the black people, the Nazis didn’t prosecuted the black people like they prosecuted the Jews, but the Nazis still considered them inferior, and they still were subject of the Nuremberg law.

[darkaltron]

this short wouldn't last for too long💀

[_WilhelmII.]

Are we gonna ignore how horribly black people were treated in Nazi Germany 💀

[Aaaaaaeeeeaaa]

So he was racist towards jews but black people were fine wth is this logic 😂

[TVkaduuk]

It feels good to hear someone tell the truth about Hitler. Thank you.

[APEDTS-official]

Bruh this shorts is gonna get deleted..cause youtube is owned by american...😂