Sculptures 

Along the Unter den Linden, around the Olympic Stadium and outside the Reichs Chancellery appeared these great stone constructions which displayed the German athletes as almost superhuman in their strength and speed.

The statues and sculptures which appeared all over the city of Berlin in 1936 were intentionally similar to those of Greek and Roman classical sculpture.

The message to the world was that Germany was a great civilisation, similar to Ancient Greece and Rome.