Melbourne 1956 Official Olympic Film - Part 4 | Olympic History

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  • Опубліковано 14 лип 2015
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  • @brettwilkinson9529
    @brettwilkinson9529 3 роки тому

    My word we have come a long way since 1956.

  • @gus3247365
    @gus3247365 9 років тому +1

    I come from Melbourne and was only 5 at the time , so nice to see this . Cheers .. gus

    • @Olympics
      @Olympics  9 років тому

      gusthebroken2 Cool! You were very young. How was it to have the Games in your home town as a kid?
      Thanks for commenting. :)

    • @gus3247365
      @gus3247365 9 років тому

      *****
      Hi , How was it to have the O.G's in my home town ( was 3 million strong back then ), it did have a huge impact on us in Melbourne , and Australia as a whole. I for one became quite interested in participating in sports and our schools and college ( I went to a private Christian school and Col's/High schools ) held inter school competitions etc.
      Long story short , I became a ice speed skater ( short track , first, and held the 3000 meter Australian record for 10 years running and high up in the other distances , as short track was not an Olympic sport then , I moved to the Netherlands at age 20 and skated Long track on ice , skated 3 world championships for Australia (1973, 75 & 76 ...ISU ) and qualified for 3 distances for the Winter Innsbruck Olympics , but due to circumstances beyond my control , did not get to compete .You probably know my fellow country man , "Colin Coates ".. ( we were the best two practising Australian skaters at the time ) .. He skated in 6 O.G's...starting in Grenoble France...and to my knowledge still has the Australian record for participating in so many Winter Olympic games. ( he actually competed in 7 of them , one unofficially ? , I'm not quite sure of that last one !) We both came from Melbourne. Our first skating medal in the winter games was in Squaw valley 1956? USA.... Colin Hickey , , 500 meters , bronze medal ...He also came from Melbourne , and was one of my mentors ....You see , it did have an impact and lead to sporting results even back then ..., Bradbury won the Gold in short track later ( first across the line in the 500 meters , as the rest fell !!! ... so the last became First , kind of the Turtle and the Hair story ) He came from Sydney , and I skated against his father ( short track ) We had no 400 meter track in Australia , some of us made our own on the lakes in the mountains to train on back then ... Well that's a bit of the story . My name is Gus Katinas ... cheers , and all the best ... gus

  • @222mozart
    @222mozart 5 років тому

    Christa Stubnick G.D.R.(100m) and Gisela Birkemeyer (80m hu) great seconds

  • @antoniogarrido8302
    @antoniogarrido8302 4 роки тому +2

    Hi, @Olimpic. Yesterday at 22:00 died our maximal historical women sports star. In Chile we have only one woman olympic medal. Marlene Ahrens. She is the girl in the video (1:50 to 2:01). In case you have more images or videos of our girl and his participation in Melbourne, please share it. Chile will be happy.

    • @bjc9520
      @bjc9520 2 роки тому

      RIP Marlene.

  • @spurrjls
    @spurrjls Рік тому

    400 meter relay (at 12:40 on video) . . . . 2nd leg Leamon King of DELANO, CA. . . King was running better than Morrow during training in Australia before the Olympica (after the trials).

  • @c-028
    @c-028 3 роки тому +2

    10:35

  • @veridicusmaximus6010
    @veridicusmaximus6010 3 роки тому

    I did not realize they wore diapers at the Olympics in 56!

  • @runninggirl9991
    @runninggirl9991 4 роки тому

    The commentary is hilarious. I loved it... but, those poor women in non-stretchy silk shorts....eek.

  • @jrnumex9286
    @jrnumex9286 4 роки тому

    ouch PC 06: lovely girls white :13 formidable black

    • @veridicusmaximus6010
      @veridicusmaximus6010 3 роки тому

      Or maybe that just your modern racial lens. I mean the black girls was formidable - huge. not sure that body type has even been in vogue culturally.

  • @warrenermish1454
    @warrenermish1454 3 роки тому

    Disgusting that the Olympic organizing committee cut short the US anthem. Athletes work their entire life for one glorious moment, and they were cheated

  • @brucehemsworth6844
    @brucehemsworth6844 3 роки тому +1

    How did Melbourne manage to host the Olympics when at the time, thousands of Indigenous Australians were not allowed to vote?

    • @12pounds17
      @12pounds17 2 роки тому +1

      Look up wikipedia at any olympics ever held and there is a controversy section for you so you can go and post on every olympic video on youtube about how shocked you are that x country hosted an olympics when x was happening, for virtue points.

  • @TheIrishrogue68
    @TheIrishrogue68 7 років тому +2

    Gotta love the sexist narrator...smh

    • @IndianOutlaw1870
      @IndianOutlaw1870 5 років тому +1

      It wasn't considered sexist in 1956. Women weren't offended like they are now.

    • @clpasztor
      @clpasztor 4 роки тому +1

      Break From The Herd you mean women didn’t have the social power to stick up foe themselves like they do now.