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Iesse Owens

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 12 Septembris 1913; Oakville
Obitus: 31 Martii 1980; Tucson
Patria: Civitates Foederatae Americae

Familia

Coniunx: M. Ruth Solomon

Memoria

Sepultura: Oak Woods Cemetery

Iesse Owens (natus James Cleveland Owens Oakville Alabamae 12 Septembris 1913; mortuus cancro pulmonis Tucson Arizonae 31 Martii 1980) fuit athleta ludorum stadiorum Civitatum Foederatarum, qui, alumnus Universitatis Civicae Ohiensis, Scholae Superioris Technicae Orientalis, et Schola Inferioris Fairmont,^[1] clipeum aureum in Olympiis aestivis anni 1936 quater abstulit.

Proprietates Owensianae erant properatio et saltus longus, et Owens iam vivus "fortasse maximus et notissimus athleta in historia ludorum stadiorum"^[2] agnotus est.^[3] Tris exsecutiones praebuit summas, quartamque aequavit in minus quam horam in certamine universitatum "Big Ten" Ann Arbor in urbe Michiganiae anno 1935—res gesta non iam superata, quae "maxima quadragesima quinque minuta in ludis"^[4] appellata est.^[5]

Nexus interni

Robertus Morrow

Notae

↑ "Cleveland Metro Schools," 5 Aprilis 2017.
↑ Anglice "perhaps the greatest and most famous athlete in track and field history."
↑ Litsky, Frank (1980), "Jesse Owens Dies Of Cancer at 66", The New York Times .
↑ Anglice "the greatest 45 minutes ever in sport."
↑ Rothschild, Richard (24 Maii 2010). "Greatest 45 minutes ever in sports". Sports Illustrated .

Bibliographia

Baker, William J. 2006. Jesse Owens: an American life. Urbanae: University of Illinois Press. ISBN 025207369X, ISBN 9780252073694.
Brooks, F. Erik, et Kevin M. Jones. 2020. Jesse Owens: A Life in American History. Westport: Greenwood Press. SBN 978-1-4408-7382-9.
Edmondson, Jacqueline. 2007. Jesse Owens: A Biography. Greenwood Publishing Group. ISBN 9780313339882. Google Books.
Owens, Jesse, cum Paul G. Neimark. 1970. Blackthink; my life as black man and white man. Novi Eboraci: Morrow.
Owens, Jesse, cum Paul G. Neimark. 1970. The Jesse Owens story. Novi Eboraci: Putnam.
Owens, Jesse, cum Paul G. Neimark. 1978. Jesse, a spiritual autobiography. Plainfield Novae Caesareae: Logos International. ISBN 0882703145.

Nexus externi

Lexica biographica: Treccani • Большая российская энциклопедия • Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana • Black Past • Deutsche Biographie • Store norske leksikon

Situs interretialis Owens proprius.
Museum Iesse Owens.
Informatio de Iesse Owens.
Pellicula victoriae 100m in Olympia 1936.
"Jesse Owens." American Experience.
Laudatio. New York Times, 1 Aprilis 1980.
De hoc homine in Indice Interretiali Pellicularum (Anglice)
De Jesse and Me (2019) in Indice Interretiali Pellicularum (Anglice)
"Jesse Owens Movie." Situs interretialis Owens proprius.
"Owens's accomplishments and encounter with Adolf Hitler." ESPN.
"Jesse Owens video newsreel."
De Iesse Owensi in Olympia Riefenstahliana (1936).
Biographia: "Jesse Owens's U.S. Olympic Team bio."
"Path of the Olympic Torch to Owens's birthplace in North Alabama."
De Iesse Owens. Encyclopedia of Alabama.

[1] "Cleveland Metro Schools," 5 Aprilis 2017.

[2] Anglice "perhaps the greatest and most famous athlete in track and field history."

[3] Litsky, Frank (1980), "Jesse Owens Dies Of Cancer at 66", The New York Times .

[4] Anglice "the greatest 45 minutes ever in sport."

[si_45_minutes-5] Rothschild, Richard (24 Maii 2010). "Greatest 45 minutes ever in sports". Sports Illustrated .

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-[[Fasciculus:Jesse Owens 1936.jpg|thumb|Iesse Owens cum quattuor [[clipeus aureus|clipeos aureos]] Olympicos anno [[1936]] abstulit.]]
 [[Fasciculus:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-R96374, Berlin, Olympiade, Jesse Owens beim Weitsprung crop.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|Owens in victoria in [[saltus longus|saltu longo]] in Olympiis [[Berolinum|Berolinensibus]].]]