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Winter Olympic Games Movie List Winter Olympic Games movie list 1936 Winter Olympic Games at Garmisch 07.02.1936. Garmisch-Partenkirchen Downhill, men Some 20 seconds (from 0:56 till 1:19 minutes) of the report, devoted to this race are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42JBFgOpm4I + 07.02.1936. Garmisch-Partenkirchen Downhill, women Some 25 seconds (2:26 till 2:50 minutes) of the report, devoted to this race are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42JBFgOpm4I + 08.02.1936. Garmisch-Partenkirchen Slalom, women First minute (out of a 1:49 minutes report) in Giornale Luce B / B0837 covering this event is available at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000022929/2/alcune-gare- olimpiadi.html + British Pathe has a 48 seconds silent report from this race (mostly Miss Cranz run) available at British Pathe historical collection https://www.britishpathe.com/video/oly12-garmisch-winter-olympics-ice-hocley-skiing + 09.02.1936. Garmisch-Partenkirchen Slalom, men In Giornale Luce B / B0836 there is a video of some 1:20 minutes from this race, available at Archivio storico Istituto Luce https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000022763/2/alcune-gare-giochi- olimpici.html + First 30 seconds of this video devoted to this race are available at https://reuters.screenocean.com/record/510810 + also available at https://www.britishpathe.com/video/VLVA2SF6I283Q4Q2K03HGOYTD6NCC- SPORTS 1948 Winter Olympic Games at Sankt Moritz 02.02.1948. Sankt Moritz Downhill, men There is a 6 minutes report (from 1:40 till 6:50 minutes) + Oreiller’s run from 7:19 till 8:15 minutes of this report) from this race at the Part 4 – St.Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9StEbPdl1nY&t=410s + 8 minutes report (from 17:30 minutes onwards) of Hans Thorner’s Olympic Film devoted to this race is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CWl0cnV6vQ + British Pathe has a 2:15 minutes silent report from this race available at British Pathe historical collection https://www.britishpathe.com/video/oly12-ski-racers-thrill-olympics + La Settimana Incom 00120 offers a 1:20 minutes report of this downhill race available at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000012721/2/dal-nostro-inviato- speciale-st-moritz-olimpiadi-d-inverno-2.html + 02.02.1948. Sankt Moritz Downhill, women There is a two and a half minute report (from 9:55 till 12:35 minutes) from this race at the Part 3 – St.Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgFYG0OImHU + 04.02.1948. Sankt Moritz Combined Slalom, men There is a one minute report (from 8:25 till 9:23 minutes) from this race at the Part 4 – St.Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9StEbPdl1nY&t=410s + 05.02.1948. Sankt Moritz Special Slalom, men There is a 2:30 minutes report (from 12:52 till 15:26 minutes) from this race at the Part 2 – St.Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnJnW0wSg2A + Some 50 seconds of Reinalter’s run can be seen at at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N17_KWP_l-U + Some 35 seconds of this race can be seen in La Settimana Incom No. 00121 from 12.02.48. report, provided by Archivio storico Istituto Luce at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000012804/2/dal-nostro-inviato- speciale-st-moritz-olimpiadi-d-inverno-3.html + 05.02.1948. Sankt Moritz Special Slalom, women There is a one and a half minute report (from 10:55 till 12:34 minutes) from this race at the Part 2 – St.Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnJnW0wSg2A + Italian film journal La Settimana INCOM/ 00121 provided by Archivio storico Istituto Luce has some 20 seconds of this race (from 0:34 till 0:54 minutes of the report) at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000012804/2/dal-nostro-inviato- speciale-st-moritz-olimpiadi-d-inverno-3.html + First 4 minutes (out of 21 minutes) of Hans Thorner’s Olympic Film devoted to this race are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CWl0cnV6vQ * Full St. Moritz 1948 Official Olympic Film is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfaFnZ6sEnY 1952 Winter Olympic Games at Oslo 14.02.1952. Oslo Giant Slalom, women Two and half minute (from 16:45 till 19:20 minutes) report from this event in official Olympic movie is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y + German film journal Neue Deutsche Wochenschau No. 108/1952, from 19.02.1952. has a report of some 45 seconds from this event (from 6:55 till 7:40 minutes of the report) available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/586004 + there is a 3 minutes report of this race (under the title “Skiers run slalom course in women’s giant slalom event at Winter Olympics”) available at https://filmlibrary.shermangrinberg.com + 15.02.1952. Oslo Giant Slalom, men Archivio storico Istituto Luce has some 1:20 minutes of this event, (mostly Eriksen’s and Colo’s runs) shown in their film journal La Settimana Incom / 00729 at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000024032/2/olimpiadi- invernali-oslo.html + German film journal Neue Deutsche Wochenschau No. 108/1952, from 19.02.1952. has a report of some 45 seconds from this event (from 6:11 till 6:55 minutes of the report) available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/586004 + In official Olympic movie some minute and a half (from 22:20 till 23:53 minutes) devoted to this race is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y + 16.02.1952. Oslo Downhill, men In official Olympic movie some three minutes (from 25:50 till 28:50 minutes) devoted to this race, are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y + German film journal Neue Deutsche Wochenschau No. 108/1952, from 19.02.1952. has a report of some 50 seconds from this event (from 7:40 till 8:30 minutes of the report) available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/586004 + there is a report of some 40 seconds (from 0:53 till 1:37) showing most of Colo’s run available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXck8ykgpkg + another 40 seconds report of Colo’s winning run is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ai8LBmD1Hw + Also British Pathe offers some 35 seconds from this event in a report available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZkZutT6FRE + Reuters has some 30 seconds (from 35 seconds onwards) from this event in a report available at https://reuters.screenocean.com/record/332415 17.02.1952. Oslo Downhill, women German film journal Neue Deutsche Wochenschau No. 109/1952, from 26.02.1952. has a report of some 30 seconds from this event (from 4:20 till 4:50 minutes of the report) available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/586005 + Welt im Film No. 351/52 of 23.02.52. has one minute report (from 9:45 minutes onwards) of this race available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/583783 + www.tf-film archiv.de has 1:07 minute silent report from this event available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFUgC-d3m3Y + 2 minutes silent report of this race (under the deceiving title “1952 Winter Olympics women’s giant slalom”) are available at https://filmlibrary.shermangrinberg.com + 19.02.1952. Oslo Slalom, men Some 4:20 minutes (from 33:00 till 37:19) of the official Olympic movie devoted to this race, are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y + TF Filmarchiv.de has a 1:24 minutes amateur video from this race available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QThPLiQHRZo + video of about 40 seconds of Othmar Schneider’s winning run can be seen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlYPjKqdHnA + Italian film journal La Settimana INCOM / 00733 has some 30 seconds of this event (from 0:34 till 1:04 minutes of the report), mostly Eriksen’s and Colo’s runs, available from Archivio storico Istituto Luce at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000024187/2/ultime-giornate- alle-olimpiadi-invernali-dal-nostro-inviato-speciale-de-sanctis.html + 1:45 minutes silent report from this race (under the title “Crowds watch men’s slalom event at 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo”) is available at https://filmlibrary.shermangrinberg.com + 20.02.1952. Oslo Slalom, women Two minutes of this race (from 39:53 till 41:39 minutes) of the official Olympic movie devoted to this race, are available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y + German film journal Neue Deutsche Wochenschau No. 109/1952, from 26.02.1952. has a report of about 1 minute from this event (from 5:26 till 6:23 minutes of the report) available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/586005 + Welt im Film No. 352/52 of 01.03.52. has 1:10 minutes report (from 5:54 minutes onwards) of this race available at https://www.filmothek.bundesarchiv.de/video/583784 + Italian film journal La Settimana INCOM/ 00733 has some 20 seconds of this event (from 1:04 till 1:25 minutes of the report) available from Archivio storico Istituto Luce at https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000024187/2/ultime-giornate- alle-olimpiadi-invernali-dal-nostro-inviato-speciale-de-sanctis.html + TF Filmarchiv has a 1:24 minutes amateur video from this race available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QThPLiQHRZo + In John Jay’s video titled “Skiing in Europe, Norway and Morocco” 40 seconds (from 2:15 till 2:55 minutes) of Mead’s winning run is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpWNAlLrV5s + 2:34 minutes of this race is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCzNt9t0JRI * Dick Durrance made 50 minutes film “Olympic Winter” available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr9nXJNqr4Y 1956 Winter Olympic Games at Cortina d’Ampezzo 26.01.1956.
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