September 5 (2025)
A deep dive into a tragedy during the 1972 Olympic Games. Original Review: This is it Notes: 1972 summer Olympics, Munich west Germany, ABC sports, Warner Lampe, jim McCay, Mark Spitz, ask him what it's like to win a gold in hitlers backyard, it's not about politics it's about emotions, Hans Klein, I'm not them, Marvin Vader, Marianne gebhardt, roone arledge, Geoff Mason, Olympic village, black September, Peter Jennings, Munich massacre, serene Olympics, Moshe weinberg, nasam jividi, jim McKay, sokolsky, Andrei Spitzer, Howard Cosell, fritz hattig, as we're hearing, zdf, as we are hearing, Conrad ahlers, our greatest hopes and our worst fears are seldom realized, Munich 1972, Fliegerhorst Furstenfeldbruck, 900 million people were watching, first terrorist attack that was broadcast live, Jacques lesgaros, Gladys deist, hank Hanson, Carter Jeffrey, Gary slaughter, Hermann Jager, Hans Klein, Ulrike meyfarth, Anneliese graess, hans Dietrich genscher, yossef gutfreund, amitzur shapira, kehat Shor, Yakov springer, Anton fliegerbauer, Yossef Romano, Mark Slavin, Ze'ev Friedman, David Berger, Eliezer Halfin, honoring the work of the ABC crew 1972,
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Show Notes
A deep dive into a tragedy during the 1972 Olympic Games.
Original Review:
This is it
Notes:
1972 summer Olympics, Munich west Germany, ABC sports, Warner Lampe, jim McCay, Mark Spitz, ask him what it's like to win a gold in hitlers backyard, it's not about politics it's about emotions, Hans Klein, I'm not them, Marvin Vader, Marianne gebhardt, roone arledge, Geoff Mason, Olympic village, black September, Peter Jennings, Munich massacre, serene Olympics, Moshe weinberg, nasam jividi, jim McKay, sokolsky, Andrei Spitzer, Howard Cosell, fritz hattig, as we're hearing, zdf, as we are hearing, Conrad ahlers, our greatest hopes and our worst fears are seldom realized, Munich 1972, Fliegerhorst Furstenfeldbruck, 900 million people were watching, first terrorist attack that was broadcast live, Jacques lesgaros, Gladys deist, hank Hanson, Carter Jeffrey, Gary slaughter, Hermann Jager, Hans Klein, Ulrike meyfarth, Anneliese graess, hans Dietrich genscher, yossef gutfreund, amitzur shapira, kehat Shor, Yakov springer, Anton fliegerbauer, Yossef Romano, Mark Slavin, Ze'ev Friedman, David Berger, Eliezer Halfin, honoring the work of the ABC crew 1972,