Olympia Part Two: Festival of Beauty

THE SECOND PART OF THE FILM OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN BERLIN

CREATED BY LENI RIEFENSTAHL

MUSIC BY HERBERT WINDT

OLYMPIC HARBOR

The Olympic regatta in Kiel.

Twenty-five nations are taking part.

We start with the O-Jolle.

LANE

Daniel Kagchelland of the Netherlands takes Gold.

The International Star class.

Peter Bischoff of Germany wins Gold.

The Six-Meter class.

Gold goes to England.

The saber fencing final.

Kabos of Hungary versus Marzi of Italy.

Kabos of Hungary wins.

The final of heavyweight boxing.

Runge of Germany versus Lovell of Argentina.

The winner after five rounds is Runge, Germany.

In Doberitz, we start with the five-kilometer cross-country ride,

the first event in the modern pentathlon.

Pistol shooting, fencing, swimming, and running

are the other disciplines in this competition,

which has been won by Sweden in every Olympic Games.

First Lieutenant Thofelt, the Olympic champion of 1928,

is taking part again this year.

Germany's hopes in this competition rest with First Lieutenant Handrick.

Lieutenant Leonard of the USA begins.

First Lieutenant Handrick, Germany.

Lavanga, France.

First Lieutenant Abba, Italy.

First Lieutenant Thofelt, Sweden.

Lieutenant Lemp, Germany.

The first riders have negotiated the course.

They reach the finish line.

Leonard, USA.

Handrick, Germany.

Abba, Italy.

Lemp, Germany.

Mollet, Belgium.

RANKINGS AFTER FIRST DISCIPLINE

The third event in the modern pentathlon: Shooting.

Bouazzat, France.

Legard, Great Britain.

Thofelt, Sweden.

Leban, Austria.

Lemp, Germany.

Mollet, Belgium.

Catramby, Brazil.

Kettunen, Finland.

Handrick, Germany.

Leonard, USA.

RANKINGS AFTER SECOND DISCIPLINE

The last event in the pentathlon.

The 4,000-meter cross-country race.

Lemp, Germany.

Thofelt, Sweden.

Abba, Italy.

Leonard, USA.

Handrick, Germany.

Lemp of Germany crosses the finish line.

Von Orban, Hungary.

FINISH

Thofelt, Sweden.

Abba, Italy.

Leonard, USA.

Handrick, Germany.

The winner of the modern pentathlon,

First Lieutenant Handrick, Germany.

Silver, Lieutenant Leonard, USA.

Bronze, First Lieutenant Abba, Italy.

Germany versus India in the field hockey final.

The Indians, in white shorts, attack.

They reach the German goal in just a few strokes.

Attack from the right.

A shot!

And a miss.

Bully.

The Germans are on the attack.

Stopped.

Now India has it.

Tackled, but the Indian forward keeps the ball.

To the inside left,

to the inside right.

He shoots!

Germany is on the attack,

from the left.

Long pass forward...

to the center mark.

Crosses.

And shoots!

The Germans have it again.

Free hit for India.

India is on the attack,

deflected,

to the outside left.

They shoot!

India has it again.

The German defender stops it.

Germany attacks from the left.

The center is open.

To inside right,

cross in, the center forward shoots.

Goal!

A goal for Germany!

Bully.

The Indian center forward dribbles the ball...

passes to inside left.

India has reached the German goal already.

He shoots!

The final match of the Olympic football tournament.

Austria faces off against Italy.

Austria kicks off.

The ball sails over to the left wing,

intercepted by the Italian halfback.

Italy launches an attack.

Austria is on the attack.

The ball is passed long, into the middle,

a straight pass forward, shoot!

Venturini saves it.

The Azzurri press forward once again...

launching an attack from the right wing...

dribbling down the right just inside the line,

they cross in...

shoot and score!

1:0, Italy.

Austria on the counterattack.

Austria breaks through.

The ball sails to the left wing.

A cross.

The Italian goal is open.

Shoot and goal!

The match between Austria and Italy is even at 1:1 and goes into extra time.

Italy attacks again.

A high pass in front of the goal -

Austria's goal is under threat.

Bertoni breaks through, and finds the goal on the rebound!

2:1.

Italy wins the Gold in Olympic football.

The equestrian eventing,

the toughest challenge for both rider and horse.

Lieutenant Grandjean of Denmark.

Captain Nishi of Japan,

winner of the great steeplechase in Los Angeles.

First Lieutenant Freiherr von Wangenheim, Germany.

Major Semov, Bulgaria.

Lieutenant Lunding, Denmark.

Lieutenant Campello, Italy.

Captain Kawecki, Poland.

Captain Endrody, Hungary.

Wangenheim, Germany.

And now a very difficult jump still remains.

Chiantia, Italy.

Grandjean, Denmark.

First Lieutenant Tonnet, Holland.

Third refusal, eliminated.

Kawecki, Poland.

Thomson, USA.

The Turkish rider, Erokay.

Here comes the first German, Captain Lippert.

The second German, Captain Stubbendorf.

Freiherr von Wangenheim.

Major Semov, Bulgaria.

Lieutenant Grandjean, Denmark.

Lieutenant Campello, Italy.

Captain Prochazka, Czechoslovakia.

Lieutenant de la Moussaye, France.

Lieutenant Margot, France.

Captain Saebo, Norway.

Captain Kawecki, Poland.

Captain Fanshawe, Great Britain.

First Lieutenant de Mortanges, the Netherlands,

the two-time Olympic eventing champion.

Captain Ferruzzi, Italy.

Captain Inanami, Japan.

Captain Thomson, USA.

Captain Lippert, Germany.

Captain Stubbendorf, Germany.

First Lieutenant Freiherr von Wangenheim, Germany.

Here's the finish line!

Fewer than half the riders who started

have successfully completed the difficult course.

Wangenheim broke his collar bone,

but nevertheless he carried on,

rescuing the team Gold for Germany.

The clear winner in the individual event was Captain Stubbendorf of Germany,

ahead of Captain Thomson, USA,

and Lieutenant Lunding, Denmark.

100 KILOMETERS ROAD RACE

The 100 kilometers road race.

Twenty-nine nations are taking part.

One hundred riders are getting ready for the start.

For the first time in the Olympic Games,

riders will not start separately, racing against the clock.

The riders will instead start together and race one another.

The French team is favorite for the race.

They recently won Gold in the pursuit race.

The route starts and finishes on the AVUS Motor Road,

on the exit from the northern bend.

First, one and a half laps on the AVUS,