Danchik, Bernard N., 1915-

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Bernard N. Danchik was a New York City clerk and gymnast who traveled to Barcelona, Spain in 1936 with eight other American athletes to participate in the People's Olympics, which were being held in protest against the Berlin Olympics in Nazi Germany. On July 19, the day the People's Olympics were set to begin, fighting broke out on the streets in Barcelona, marking the beginning of the Spanish Civil War. The People's Olympics were canceled, and Danchik returned home with many photographs and souvenirs to commemorate all that he had witnessed.

From the description of Papers, 1936-1937. (New York University, Group Batchload). WorldCat record id: 61068178

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associatedWith Burley, Charley, 1917- person
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associatedWith Dalton, Lou. person
associatedWith Dickes, Myron. person
associatedWith Engel, Harry. person
associatedWith Jenkins, Irving. person
associatedWith Krauss, Eddie. person
associatedWith Olimpiada Popular de Barcelona. corporateBody
associatedWith Payton, Frank. person
associatedWith Raoul, Julian. person
associatedWith Spain. Ejército Popular de la República. Abraham Lincoln Battalion. corporateBody
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associatedWith Weinberg, Jerry. person
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