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Testimony of Dr. Robert Atlasz, born in Berlin, Germany, 1898, regarding his experiences as a Jewish sports official in Germany after 1933, Jewish sport associations and Jewish sport activities under Nazi rule
 Testimony of Dr. Robert Atlasz, born in Berlin, Germany, 1898, regarding his experiences as a Jewish sports official in Germany after 1933, Jewish sport associations and Jewish sport activities under Nazi rule Dr. Robert Atlasz, a Berlin dentist who was active in Macabbi in Germany made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1937, where he continued in his lifelong commitment to sport and Macabbi. He was in charge of sports for the World Maccabiah Games of 1950, 1953, 1957, and 1961, and a member of the Israel Olympic Committee from 1959 until his death in 1990. - Introduction prepared by Dr. Kurt Ball-Kaduri...
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Type of Material : Testimony
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Activists in Jewish Sports Organizations
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