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"Reliving the Glory of Winter Olympics: From Karl Schafer to Sonja Henie, a Glimpse into the Past" As snowflakes gently fall, memories of the Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, 1936 come alive. Amongst the talented athletes who graced this prestigious event was Austrian figure skater Karl Schafer. With grace and precision, he captivated audiences with his mesmerizing performances on ice. Venturing further into Austria's Tyrol region lies Innsbruck, where Bergeisel's Olympic Ski Jump Tower stood tall against the dawn sky. This iconic structure witnessed countless fearless ski jumpers take flight during past Winter Olympics. Axamer Lizum also played host to these exhilarating games in 1964 and 1976, leaving an indelible mark on this charming village. Innsbruck continues to enchant visitors with its breathtaking ski jump and city view at sunset from Bergeisel. The picturesque landscape serves as a constant reminder of the thrilling moments experienced by athletes who soared through the air with unparalleled skill and determination. The spirit of competition transcends time as we delve into historical photographs capturing unforgettable faces like those of German bobsleigh team members from 1928 or Norwegian figure skater Sonja Henie - not only a sporting legend but also a film star whose talent shone brightly both on and off the ice. Austrian figure skater Willi Bockl left his own mark on winter sports history during that same year while Canadian ice hockey players showcased their prowess on frozen arenas worldwide. Swedish figure skater Gillis Grafstrom wowed audiences with his artistry while Finnish speed skater Clas Thunberg raced towards victory. To commemorate these remarkable events, Ludwig Hohlwein's poster for the 1936 Winter Olympic Games stands as a testament to artistic brilliance intertwined with athletic excellence.