Rome 1960 The Olympics That Changed The World David Maraniss Hardcover First Ed

Rome 1960 The Olympics That Changed The World by David Maraniss Sport politics and history in this nonfiction account of the 1960 Olympics Hardcover First edition 2008 Includes photos Discover the unexpected influence the 1960 Olympics had on the world It was the Olympics with the first drug scandal the first to be televised and the first where an athlete was paid to wear a certain brand of shoes Includes information on world class athletes such as Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) Rafer Johnson Wilma Rudolph Oscar Robertson and Jerry West Analyzes the roles of Cold War propaganda, civil rights, and politics Pre-owned No dust jacket Scratched and scuffed covers Bumped corners Clean No writing or marks in the book Check out many more books in my closet Thanks for checking out this listing Carefully packed and shipped out New to Posh sign up with code DRAGONFLYTHRILL to get $10 off your first Poshmark purchase Rome 1960 Olympics That Changed World Sports Competition Global History