Germany WW2 Formula 1 German Grand Prix 1935 Donation Badge for the XI Olympiad Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics by Stubbe

NAZI Germany: Donation Badge of the 1935 
Formula 1 German Grand Prix (Car Race), for 
the support of the XI Olympiad - Olympic 
Games (held in Berlin in 1936). 
Maker marked: Stubbe, Berlin. 
Also marked "Ges. Gesch." (German mark 
for protected design - copyright patented). 
A scarce Olympic badge.
Interesting fact: Despite every expectation 
the Italian driver Tazio Nuvolari, in an outdated 
330 bhp Alfa Romeo won the race. 
The undisputed favorite to win the Grand Prix, 
the German driver Manfred von Brauchitsch, 
in the most powerful racing car, the 445 bhp 
W25 Mercedes Benz came 5th. 
The Nazi officials being so certain about the 
inevitable German triumph had only available 
to play, during the award ceremony, 
the German anthem "Deutschland Uber Alles". 
The lack of a recording of the Italian anthem 
was solved by the winner Nuvolari himself 
who offered his own record of the "Marcia 
Reale", that he always carried with him as a 
good luck charm.

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1935
 
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