24 years ago this summer, this August, people from all over the world started turning their eyes toward Munich for the summer Olympics. That was one of many historic Olympic games that were held. While the world turned there and many went there to pursue gold and silver and bronze medals, others went there and returned only with memories. And 11 members of the international committee, Olympic athletes, did not come home. Tonight we want to discuss this tragic page in world events.
Jack Kingston: “24 years ago this summer, this August, people from all over the world started turning their eyes toward Munich for the…”
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Discussing the 24th anniversary of the Munich Olympics and the tragedy that occurred.
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