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Glickman, Marty
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Drawing of Marty Glickman, member of the U.S. Olympic track team at the 1936 Berlin Games. Glickman and fellow Jew Sam Stoller were the only two able-bodied members of the Olympic team not to compete in Berlin; both were removed from the 4x100-meter relay team at the last minute in favor of Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens. Glickman always insisted that anti-Semitism was the reason for their removal.

Source: The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame




Book written by Marty Glickman called The Fastest Kid on the Block. In the book, Glickman speaks candidly of his removal from the 400-meter relay team at the Berlin Olympics and claims anti-Semitism was the sole reason.

Source: The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame




A record called 1971 Sports Highlights, narrated by the great Marty Glickman.

Source: The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame




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