Hitler'S Running Shoes

The treasures of the Olympic Games show Hitler's running shoes.

If I were to choose the most valuable exhibits, that was the running shoes Jesse Owens wore at that time.

During the tour of the Beijing Railway Station, Jasia, a staff member of the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, said that.

He said this pair of nail shoes, made of brown gloves, made by hand, weighing 428 grams.

There are two pieces of stitch on each side of the shoe.

This is to give shoes more support and wear more comfortable and light.

Later, the German company Dassler, the predecessor of Adidas, improved the technology, adding three lines to the shoe side to make shoes fit the athlete's feet better.

In 1949, the first pair of three line sports shoes were born.

Since then, we have seen the glory of the "three lines of victory" on the playground.

These three lines are now becoming the classic symbol of Adidas.

Studs were struck by a famous blacksmith, Hull, in central Germany.

Now it is not unusual to run and exercise in spiked shoes.

If you want to run fast, you must push hard.

Ordinary shoes have little force and slip easily.

After putting on the spiked shoes, the nails are strong and easy to pull out into the soil, which helps to improve the speed.

In 1928, the first appearance of spikes was at the Olympic Games.

At the eleventh Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936, Jesse Owens, a black athlete, won 100 gold medals, 4 meters long jumpers and 4 4 100 meters gold medals at one fell swoop. In the 4, pre -, second, and final finals of the 4 events, the Olympic Games recorded a record of 12 times, creating a miracle in track and field history.

At that time, fascists dictator Hitler tried to use the Olympic Games to flaunt the superiority of the Germanic people. After winning the highly praised German player, Owens completely lost the demeanor of the head of the host country and Owens left the field in a hurry.

On the second day, almost all newspapers published photographs of Owens galloping around the stadium, calling him "black lightning".

This pair of running shoes became famous in the first World War.