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English: Jesse Owens at start of record breaking 200 meter race during the Olympic games 1936 in Berlin.
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| Date | August 1936 |
| Source | Reproduction of photograph in "Die Olympischen Spiele, 1936" p.27, 1936. |
| Author | Unknown |
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