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Berlin 1936: Sixteen Days in August by Oliver Hilmes howard their extremism was carefully tonedThe opening ceremony of the 1936 Olympics was an eye catching affair involving 20,000 doves, 3,000 singers and a giant zeppelin, said Nikolaus Wachsmann in The Guardian. After it had finished, Jzef Lipski, the Polish ambassador to Germany, turned to Henri de Baillet Latour, the Belgian president of the International Olympic Committee, and remarked: We have to be on guard against a people with such a talent for organisation. They could mobilise their