File:Sohn Kee-chung (Kitei Son) Marathon 1936 Summer Olympics.jpg

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English: The athlete Sohn Kee-chung ran in the Men's Marathon at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. He was Korean, but he represented Japan since Korea was part of the Empire of Japan. The Japanese pronunciation of his name is: Kitei Son. The race started at 3 p.m. on 9 August 1936. He ran the 42.195 kilometers course in 2:29:19.2, breaking the Olympic record. Sohn came in first place and won a gold medal.
Deutsch: Der Athlet Sohn Kee-chung lief beim Männer-Marathon bei den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1936 in Berlin. Er war Koreaner, vertrat aber Japan, da Korea Teil des japanischen Kaiserreichs war. Die japanische Aussprache seines Namens ist: Kitei Son. Das Rennen begann um 15 Uhr. am 9. August 1936. Er lief die 42,195 Kilometer lange Strecke in 2:29:19,2 und brach damit den olympischen Rekord. Sohn belegte den ersten Platz und gewann eine Goldmedaille.
日本語: 孫基禎（ソン・ギジョン）選手は、1936 年のベルリン夏季オリンピックの男子マラソンに出場しました。 彼は韓人でしたが、韓国は大日本帝国の一部であったため、日本の代表を務めていました。 彼の名前の日本語読みは「そん・きてい」です。 レースは午後3時にスタートした。 彼は42.195キロのコースを2時間29分19.2秒で走り、オリンピック記録を破った。 孫選手は１位となり、金メダルを獲得した。
한국어: 손기정(孫基禎) 1936년 베를린 올림픽 남자 마라톤에 출전했습니다. 그는 한국인이었지만, 한국은 일본 제국의 일부였기 때문에 일본을 대표했습니다. 그의 이름의 일본어 발음은 Kitei Son입니다. 경주는 오후 3시에 시작됐다. 1936년 8월 9일. 그는 42.195km 코스를 2시간 29분 19초 2에 주파하며 올림픽 신기록을 세웠습니다. 손기정 1위를 차지하며 금메달을 획득했다.
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Author Japanese / German press at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin

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