With tensions running high ... the paradox of the 1972 Munich Olympics. With World War II and Hitler’s 1936 Berlin Olympics still in relatively recent memory at the time, Germany wanted to ...

The first time a terrorist attack was broadcast live on television, it was captured, not by seasoned newshounds, but the crew ...

The movie tells the story of the 1972 Olympic Games hostage ... massacre from the control room The Munich Olympics were the first held in Germany (West Germany at the time) since the Holocaust.

It’s an incident previously (and more convincingly) chronicled by Steven Spielberg’s Munich and Kevin Macdonald’s Oscar-winning documentary One Day in September. Nonetheless, as a journalistic ...

It's an intense dramatisation of the real events, which plunged the 1972 Olympics into chaos at a time when the attention of the world was on Germany ... since the Hitler-run Berlin Olympics ...

Lisa Buckwitz of Germany was second and Melissa Lotholz of Canada was third. Francesco Friedrich, Matthias Sommer, Alexander Schueller and Felix Straub, of Germany, pose after their second run in ...

The Lakers were bad on offense for most of the night and unable to get a stop down the stretch in loss to Hornets.

The game is played as a benefit for fomer Toronto player Ace Bailey. Bailey suffers a skull fracture earlier in the season from a ...

“If you wanted to be a speedskater in the 1960s and '70s, you needed to be in West Allis ... like crazy for the 1972 Sapporo and 1976 Innsbruck Winter Olympic Games. “And didn't make either ...

He set his sights on making the Olympic team and trained with the other skaters for the World Championships, Allround and Sprints events along with big races in Inzell and Berlin in Germany ... the ...

It is a note-perfect movie, most worthy 90 minutes of your time. It tells a story that needs to be told, and retold.