Berlin Summer Olympics
EL61/Sun conjunction
"The Terror behind"
>>On August 1, 1936, Hitler opened the XIth Olympiad. Musical fanfares directed by the famous composer Richard Strauss announced the dictator's arrival to the largely German crowd. Hundreds of athletes in opening day regalia marched into the stadium, team by team in alphabetical order. Inaugurating a new Olympic ritual, a lone runner arrived bearing a torch carried by relay from the site of the ancient Games in Olympia, Greece.
Forty-nine athletic teams from around the world competed in the Berlin Olympics, more than in any previous Olympics. Germany fielded the largest team with 348 athletes. The U.S. team was the second largest, with 312 members, including 18 African Americans. American Olympic Committee President Avery Brundage led the delegation. The Soviet Union did not participate in the Berlin Games.
Germany skillfully promoted the Olympics with colorful posters and magazine spreads. Athletic imagery drew a link between Nazi Germany and ancient Greece, symbolizing the Nazi racial myth that a superior German civilization was the rightful heir of an "Aryan" culture of classical antiquity. This vision of classical antiquity emphasized ideal "Aryan" racial types: heroic, blue-eyed blonds with finely chiseled features.
Concerted propaganda efforts continued well after the Olympics with the international release in 1938 of "Olympiad," the controversial documentary directed by German film maker and Nazi sympathizer Leni Riefenstahl. She was commissioned by the Nazi regime to produce this film about the 1936 Summer Games.
Germany emerged victorious from the XIth Olympiad. German athletes captured the most medals, and German hospitality and organization won the praises of visitors. Most newspaper accounts echoed the New York Times report that the Games put Germans "back in the fold of nations," and even made them "more human again." Some even found reason to hope that this peaceable interlude would endure. Only a few reporters, such as William Shirer, understood that the Berlin glitter was merely a facade hiding a racist and oppressively violent regime.
As post-Games reports were filed, Hitler pressed on with grandiose plans for German expansion. Persecution of Jews resumed. Two days after the Olympics, Captain Wolfgang Fuerstner, head of the Olympic village, killed himself when he was dismissed from military service because of his Jewish ancestry.
Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Within just three years of the Olympiad, the "hospitable" and "peaceable" sponsor of the Games unleashed World War II, a conflict that resulted in untold destruction. With the conclusion of the Games, Germany's expansionist policies and the persecution of Jews and other "enemies of the state" accelerated, culminating in the Holocaust. <<
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>>The 1936 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XI Olympiad, were held in 1936 in Berlin, Germany. Berlin won the bid to host the Games, with the International Olympic Committee members choosing Berlin over Barcelona on April 26, 1931, at the 29th IOC Session in Barcelona, Spain. It was the second and last time that they have gathered in an IOC Session to cast their ballot for a host city in the same city which was bidding to host an Olympic Games. The only other time this occurred was at the inaugural IOC Session in Paris, France, on April 24, 1894. Then, Athens, Greece, and Paris, France, were chosen to host the 1896 Summer Olympics and 1900 Summer Olympics respectively.
Also, according to the International Olympic Committee Vote History web page, these Olympic Games were the first to be contested by IOC members casting their votes for their favorite choice host city. Here was the result of that inaugural voting in chart form; the German flag flown at the time of the Berlin win was of the Weimar Republic.
The bid to host the Olympics was won before the National Socialist German Workers Party (a.k.a. the Nazi party) gained power in Germany in 1933. Since, however, the party now was in power, some leaders in the government saw the Olympic Games as an opportunity to promote their ideology, particularly its promotion of the superiority of the "Aryan Race". Adolf Hitler was convinced by Joseph Goebbels to allow the games to take place in Germany. Preparation for the Games started in the early 1930s. Hitler used the Olympics as a tool for propaganda. Film-maker Leni Riefenstahl, a favorite of Hitler, was commissioned by the International Olympic Committee to film the Games. The film, titled Olympia, originated many of the techniques now commonplace to the filming of sports.
By allowing only members of the "Aryan race" to compete for Germany, Hitler further promoted his ideological belief of racial supremacy. Although Germany won most of the medals in the Olympics, other athletes, such as African-American athlete Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals, showed great athleticism through performance.
Hitler removed signs stating "Jews not wanted" and similar slogans from the main tourist attractions. Hitler desired to clean up Berlin, the German Ministry of Interior authorized the chief of Berlin Police to arrest all gypsies and keep them in a special camp. Nazi officials ordered that foreign visitors should not be subjected to the criminal strictures of anti-homosexual laws.
Total ticket revenues were 7.5 million Reichsmarks, with a profit of over 1 million marks. The official budget did not include outlays by the city of Berlin (which issued an itemized report detailing its costs of 16.5 million marks) or the German National Government (which did not make its costs public, but is estimated to have spent US$30 million in mostly capital outlays).
Nazi influence on and use of sporting events
Hans von Tschammer und Osten, who was the head of the Reich Sports Office, played a major role in the structure and organization of the Olympics. He believed that the use of sports would harden the German spirit and instill unity among the German youths. Von Tschammer also believed that sports was a "way to weed out the weak, Jewish, and other undesirables". Many Jews and Gypsies were banned from participating in sporting events.
Dispute over boycott of the Olympics in the U.S.
During the 1936 summer Olympics, there were many different views on whether the games should be allowed or discontinued. The people who voiced their opinions on the debate included Americans Avery Brundage, Ernest Lee Jahncke, and Judge Jeremiah Mahoney. The United States considered boycotting the Olympic games, since participating in the festivity might be considered as support for the Nazi Germany regime and its anti-Semitic policies. However, others argued that the Olympic Games should not be a reflection of political views but strictly a contest of the greatest athletes.
Avery Brundage, President of the American Olympic Committee was against the boycott, stating that the Jewish athletes were being treated fairly and that the games should continue. Brundage believed that politics played no role in sports, and they should be considered two different entities during the controversial Olympics. He explained stating, “The very foundation of the modern Olympic revival will be undermined if individual countries are allowed to restrict participation by reason of class, creed, or race.” Brundage also believed that there was a “Jewish-Communist conspiracy” that existed to keep the United States out of competing in the Olympic games.
Unlike Brundage, Jeremiah Mahoney was against the Olympics and supported a boycott against the games. Mahoney, president of the Amateur Athletic Union, led newspaper editors and anti-Nazi groups to protest against an American team participating in the Berlin Olympics. Mahoney contested that discrimination went against Olympic rules and participation showed support for Hitler’s Reich.
African Americans and Jewish Americans also expressed their opinions for or against American participation. Most African American newspapers supported the Olympics. The Philadelphia Tribune and The Chicago Defender both agreed that Black victories would undermine Nazi views of Aryan supremacy. They believed it would spark more Black pride at home. American Jewish organizations opposed the Olympics. The American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee staged rallies and supported the boycott of German goods to show their disdain for American participation.
Eventually, Avery Brundage won the debate, manipulating the Amateur Athletic Union to close a vote in favor of sending an American team to the Berlin Olympics, winning by only two and a half votes. Mahoney’s efforts to incite a boycott of the Olympic games in the United States failed. President Roosevelt demanded the participation of U.S.A. in the Olympics, intending to keep the tradition of America being void of outside influence intact.
The 1936 summer Olympics had the largest representation of nations participating than any other previous Olympics. These nations included the United States which, despite the debate, decided to send an Olympic team to Berlin, although some American competitors (including Milton Green and Norman Canners, both Jewish athletes) decided to abstain from participating and boycotted the Olympic games.
Jesse Owens
Jesse Owens' participation in the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics was controversial because he was African American at a time when segregation and racial discrimination were the norm in the U.S.A. However, during the Olympics Owens was able to freely use public transportation and enter bars and other public facilities without the difficulty he would face as a Black man in the States. Adolf Hitler was present during the Olympics and did not acknowledge the accomplishments of any Olympian, as the Olympic Committee believed that Hitler should retain Olympic neutrality and avoid congratulating any Olympic participants. It was therefore not abnormal that Hitler didn't shake his hand after his victories. Indeed, on Owens return to the States, president Roosevelt did not deign to shake his hand in congratulations. The German crowds adored Owens, and he forged a long-term friendship with German competitor Lutz Long.
Highlights
It is widely repeated that Hitler snubbed Jesse Owens and his achievements. However, while Hitler did not congratulate Owens, he did not congratulate any athlete (including the German athletes) after the first day. Hitler did leave the stadium just before another black American athlete, Cornelius Johnson, was set to receive his medal. 
United States Olympic Committee president Avery Brundage became a main supporter of the games being held in Germany, arguing that "politics has no place in sport", despite having initial doubts.In the cycling match sprint finals, the German Toni Merkens fouled Arie van Vliet of the Netherlands. Instead of being disqualified, he was fined 100 marks and kept his gold.
Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events. His German competitor Lutz Long offered Owens advice after he almost failed qualifying in the long jump and was posthumously awarded the Pierre de Coubertin medal for sportsmanship.
Rie Mastenbroek of the Netherlands won three gold medals and a silver in swimming.
In the freestyle, swimmers originally dove from the pool walls, but diving blocks were incorporated at the 1936 Olympics.
Rower Jack Beresford won his fifth Olympic medal in the sport, and his third gold medal.
The U.S. eight-man rowing team from the University of Washington won the gold medal, coming from behind to defeat the Germans and Italians with Adolf Hitler in attendance.
The Olympic Flame was used for the second time at these games, but this marked the first time it was brought to the Olympic Town by a torch relay, with the starting point in Olympia, Greece.
The games were the first to have live television coverage. The German Post Office, using equipment from Telefunken and Fernseh, broadcast over seventy hours of coverage to special viewing rooms throughout Berlin and Potsdam and a few private TV sets, over Paul Nipkow TV Station. The broadcasts were used as a plot element in Contact, a science fiction novel by Carl Sagan, later adapted as a movie.
Basketball and handball made their debut at the Olympics, both as outdoor sports. Handball would not appear again on the program until 1972.
German gymnasts Konrad Frey and Alfred Schwarzmann both won three gold medals.
In the marathon two Korean athletes won medals — Sohn Kee-chung (gold) and Nam Sung-yong (bronze) — running for Japan and under Japanese names. Japan had annexed Korea in 1910.
In the quarter-finals of the football tournament, Peru beat Austria 4-2 in extra-time, but a rematch was ordered, since Peruvian fans had stormed the field when the score was 2-2 and had injured an Austrian player. The Peruvian government ordered the Olympic team to withdraw in protest, seeing this as an insult, while Austria went on to receive the silver medal.
The Republic of China's Three Principles of the People was chosen as the best national anthem of the games.
Germany had a prosperous year in the equestrian events, winning individual and team gold in all three disciplines, as well as individual silver in dressage.
Basketball was added to the Olympic program. In the final game, the United States beat Canada 19-8. The contest was played outdoors on a dirt court in driving rain. Due to the quagmire, the teams could not dribble, thus the score was held to a minimum. Joe Fortenbury was the high scorer for the U.S. with 7 points. Spectators did not have seats, and the people (approximately 1000) in attendance had to stand in the rain.
Despite not coming from fascist countries, French and Canadian Olympians gave what appeared to be the Hitler salute at the opening ceremony, although some have later claimed that they were just performing the Olympic salute, which was in fact a very similar action.
India won the gold medal in the field hockey event once again (they won the gold in all Olympics from 1928-1956, though they did not win any other awards in any other sport), defeating Germany 8-1 in the final. However, Indians were considered Indo-Aryans by the Germans and there was no controversy regarding their victory.
Estonia's Kristjan Palusalu won two gold medals in Men's Wrestling, marking the last time Estonia competed as an independent nation in the Olympics until 1992.
Italy's football team continued their dominance, winning the gold medal in these Olympics between their two consecutive World Cup victories (1934 and 1938). Much like the successes of German athletes, this triumph was claimed by supporters of Benito Mussolini's regime as a vindication of the superiority of the fascist system. <<
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>>August 1, 1936 proclaimed to the world that the eleventh Olympic competitions were about to commence. The ceremony thrilled us to our very bones by its grandeur; regularity and festivity.
To enable the reader to follow the Opening Ceremony closely, the events are given as they happened:
1:15 pm: The competitors mounted the special omnibuses arranged by the National Army Transportation Division. There was a long row of the buses, and our bus number was 150.
This big caravan began to creep at the scheduled time. With our golden 'kullahs' and light blue turbans, our contingent appeared as members of a marriage procession of some rich Hindu gentleman, rather than competitors in the Olympic Games.
All along the route, via Staaken, Heestrabe and Glockenturmstrabe to the Bell Tower, our final destination, long rows of enthusiasts waited on either side of the road and waved and cheered as each bus with the national flag flying slowly passed before their view.
2:15 pm: Arrived at the Bell Tower, proceeded to the Maifield.
2:30 pm: The women participants arrived from Friesenhaus and joined the competitors.
We were now divided into two groups, twenty six countries on the north side and twenty seven countries on the south side of the Maifield, facing each other. India was in the former group, Italy on her right and Haiti, which was represented by only one athlete, on her left.
Holland was facing India, with Great Britain and Iceland on either side.
A German placard-bearer was in front, Mr. Dhyan Chand with the national flag stood behind the bearer. Mr. Jagannath occupied the next position. The team stood three deep according to size.
3:15 pm: The Honour Battalion of the National Army arrived at the Bell Tower, and we saw for the first time the giant Zeppelin, Hindenberg, circling majestically over the Olympic Stadium.
3: 35 pm: The International Olympic Committee and Organising Committee arrived and took their places in the Maifield.
3:48 pm: The Fuhrer and the Reich Minister of the Interior arrived and inspected the Honour Battalion before the Bell Tower.
3:55 pm: The Fuhrer entered the Maifield, and was greeted by the Presidents of the International Olympic Committee and the Organising Committee.
The Fuhrer proceeded towards the Olympic Stadium, passing through the ranks of the competitors and officials. He saluted every flag which he passed en route, and we saw him, the idol of the Germans, for the first time.
He was clad in brown, an athletic figure, and trod the ground with a firm step. Occasionally he looked sideways and his face was serious, but not stern. The occupants of the Maifield, thousands in number, were hushed to complete silence. When the Fuhrer neared the Stadium, a multitude of young boys who were watching the proceedings from outside, saw their idol approaching towards them. With one great cry, they shouted "Heil, Hitler!" and broke the silence of the Maifield.
4:00 pm: The Fuhrer and the two Committees entered the Stadium. The large orchestra played the "March of Allegiance'" by Richard Wagner until the Fuhrer and the two Committees had entered their Loges.
4:05 pm: When the Fuhrer had taken his seat, the German national hymns, "Deutschland" and "Horst Wessel-Lied", were played. The hundred thousand Germans in the Stadium stood to their feet and sang with one voice the two hymns. It made a strange impression upon us, and not an eye was left dry.
India rose before our imagination, her poor begging for bread, her unemployed struggling for existence and her rich carefree of everything except themselves. Somehow the spring of our national feelings was touched, and the unity and solidarity of the people in the Stadium made us look with shame and regret at our poverty, destitution and discord.
4:12 pm: At the command, "Raise the Colours", a company from the Reich Naval Corps hoisted the flags of all participating nations on the various flag staffs at the Stadium.
4:13 pm: The ringing of the Olympic Bell heralded the opening of the Games. This bell was 16 tons in weight, and was hung from a 250 feet high tower named "The Bell Tower". The bell was a symbolic emblem for the Olympic Games, and was adorned with the two symbols, the "Reich Eagle" bearing the five Olympic rings and the Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate). Engraved around its rim was the traditional motto, "I summon the youth of the world". May peace have been its first peal!
4:15 pm: At the command ‘Participants March!’, the nations entered the Stadium, the spacing between the different nations being regulated at the mouth of the tunnel.
A distance of 5 yards was maintained between the placard carrier and the flag bearer. The distance between the last row of a national group and the placard carrier of the following group was 20 yards.
The order of the march was alphabetical (according to German spelling) with Greece, the home of Olympic Games, at the head and Germany, the host, bringing up the rear. India followed Holland, and was followed in turn by Iceland. As it marched past the Loges of Honour, each national group saluted the Fuhrer and the two Committees by lowering of the flag and according to the custom of the country.
Some nations were cheered mildly, others enthusiastically, according to the popularity or unpopularity of a nation earned in previous Olympics. Austria, perhaps, received the greatest ovation and clappings. India, though insignificant in terms of the number of the participants, was conspicuous by her colourful headgear and was greeted by quite a multitude of the huge crowd.
4:55 pm: The words of Baron de Coubertin were repeated over the loudspeaker “The important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning, but taking part. The essential thing in life is not conquering, but fighting well".
The President of the Organising Committee, H. E. Dr. Lewald, mounted the Speaker's Stand and delivered the address of welcome.
5:00 pm: The Fuhrer proclaimed open the Games of Berlin celebrating the XIth Olympiad of the modern era. At the command, "Hoist the Flag":
The Olympic Flag was hoisted
Salutes were fired by the artillery squad
30,000 carrier pigeons were released
Fanfares were played by the trumpeters
5:05 pm: The Olympic Hymn by Richard Strauss, under the direction of the composer, was played. The hymn was selected by public competition from over 3,000 entries.
5:11 pm: The last torch relay runner entered the Stadium and lit the Olympic Fire, which kept on burning till the evening of 16th August, when the Olympic Games were closed.
5:15 pm: The Marathon winner of the first Olympiad held at Athens in 1896, Spiridon Louis, handed over to the Fuhrer the olive branch, the emblem of victory and the symbol of youthful strength, from Athens.
5:18 pm: A German flag bearer and an active German participant stepped forward to take the Olympic Oath. The latter mounted the Speaker's platform and raised his right hand to take the Olympic Oath, while with his left hand he grasped the German flag, which the flag bearer held up to him.
This was the Oath: "We swear that we will take part in the Olympic Games in loyal competition, respecting the regulations which govern them, and desirous of participating in them in true spirit of sportsmanship, for the honour of our country and for the glory of sport.”
5:29 pm: The national groups left the Stadium in the order they entered, through the tunnel, on to the Maifield and to the waiting buses. And thus ended a day the proceedings of which shall ever be remembered by those who participated in them.
To us it meant more than a day of impressive ceremony. It introduced us to the competitions which tested our stamina, courage and skill. It ushered in a fortnight of healthy rivalries, and of wins and defeats taken in a remarkably sporting way.<<
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Assuming 5:00pm in Berlin, 16:00 UT
Using RIYAL 3.1
Astrological Setting (Tropical - Placidus)
RIYAL Sat August 1 1936 UT 16h00m00s Lat52n29 Lon13e21 SORT ALL
Planet Longit. Latit. Declin. Const.
Elatus = 0Sc01 4n29 7s17 Vir
FP185 = 0Ca27 30s28 7s01 Mon
XR190 = 0Ta42 r 35n22 44n10 And
RM43 = 0Aq44 r 18s37 38s06 Mic
Ixion = 0Li59 18n06 16n10 Com
MW12 = 1Li10 0s28 0s53 Vir
BL41 = 1Ge26 9n46 30n00 Tau
RZ215 = 1Sc52 20s35 31s16 Cen
Asbolus = 2Ge05 14n02 34n19 Per
QD112 = 2Ge23 12n28 32n51 Per
RP120 = 2Sc23 8s54 20s38 Vir
Teharonhi= 2Sa31 r 2s15 22s53 Sco
SQ73 = 3Ge05 12n10 32n42 Per
Node = 3Cp09 r 0n00 23s25 Sgr
PA44 = 3Le12 3s08 16n24 Cnc
CO1 = 3Pi24 r 19s48 28s35 PsA
XZ255 = 3Ca32 0n37 24n01 Gem
Eris = 3Ar56 r 27s04 23s09 Cet
FZ173 = 4Ca09 12n33 35n55 Aur
PJ30 = 4Vi23 3s39 6n30 Sex
Okyrhoe = 4Li39 4n54 2n39 Vir
Radamantu= 5Ge07 10n17 31n16 Per
TD10 = 5Sc13 3n09 10s18 Vir
Pelion = 5Ge36 8s13 13n09 Tau
Logos = 5Ge41 2s39 18n39 Tau
TL66 = 5Aq45 r 24n23 4n51 Aql
Vertex = 6Le09
Orcus = 6Ge32 8n06 29n23 Tau
Apogee = 6Li39 r 5s10 7s23 Vir
FY9 = 6Ca39 9n13 32n29 Aur
VS2 = 7Aq11 r 1n28 17s04 Cap
Ceto = 7Ar32 r 6s21 2s50 Cet
AZ84 = 7Ta55 7n48 21n31 Ari
YQ179 = 8Ta04 19s55 4s42 Eri
CO104 = 8Aq26 r 2s12 20s18 Cap
SB60 = 8Sa27 r 12s27 34s00 Sco
EL61 = 8Le47 4n01 21n57 Cnc
Huya = 8Ca50 14s21 8n50 Mon
Amycus = 8Ar58 r 10n51 13n31 Psc
Pylenor = 9Ge10 5s01 16n52 Tau
Sun = 9Le11 0n00 17n58 Cnc
Uranus = 9Ta31 0s28 14n13 Ari
Cyllarus = 9Li45 8n04 3n34 Vir
TO66 = 9Cp54 r 27s03 50s01 Tel
GM137 = 10Sa13 r 4n14 17s48 Oph
Pholus = 10Cp32 r 7n56 15s07 Sct
Deucalion= 10Le47 0n21 17n52 Cnc
TC302 = 10Pi48 r 25s46 31s06 Scl
PN34 = 11Le03 3s42 13n54 Cnc
96PW = 11Vi28 9n56 16n26 Leo
QB1 = 11Cp33 r 2s10 25s06 Sgr
UX25 = 11Aq42 r 18n57 0n58 Aqr
Hylonome = 11Ar50 r 0s56 3n49 Psc
CR105 = 12Ta19 22s42 6s08 Eri
UR163 = 12Cp28 r 0s14 23s06 Sgr
GV9 = 12Ca35 11s54 11n01 Mon
DA62 = 12Ge42 33n19 55n14 Cam
Varuna = 12Ar49 r 17s18 10s52 Cet
VQ94 = 12Ar55 r 47s00 37s37 For
Chaos = 12Pi59 r 11s17 17s05 Aqr
AW197 = 13Ge59 17n09 39n30 Per
RZ214 = 14Sa25 r 14n10 8s27 Oph
WL7 = 14Vi27 3n17 9n09 Leo
OX3 = 14Sc34 2s06 18s13 Lib
CE10 = 14Vi43 13s09 6s07 Sex
Jupiter = 14Sa45 r 0n25 22s10 Oph
MS4 = 14Li48 5s56 11s18 Vir
Neptune = 15Vi09 1n00 6n46 Leo
QB243 = 15Ca18 4n40 27n13 Gem
Bienor = 15Pi30 r 2n37 3s19 Psc
KF77 = 15Ge36 3n43 26n21 Tau
Echeclus = 15Li55 1n56 4s29 Vir
RL43 = 16Vi06 1n12 6n36 Leo
RG33 = 16Vi44 19n06 22n44 Leo
DH5 = 16Cp46 r 17n48 4s43 Aql
RN43 = 17Sc09 13n19 4s09 Lib
PB112 = 18Sa02 r 15s27 38s17 Sco
GZ32 = 18Ar13 r 15s16 6s59 Cet
Mercury = 18Le22 1n43 16n58 Leo
Venus = 18Le23 1n23 16n39 Leo
UJ438 = 19Ca05 1s25 20n41 Gem
Sedna = 19Ar09 r 9s52 1s38 Cet
RR43 = 19Cp13 r 13s06 35s02 Sgr
CF119 = 19Ta34 18n56 35n45 Per
Quaoar = 19Vi37 2s23 1n55 Leo
CY118 = 19Ge40 25s11 2s04 Ori
Chariklo = 19Le42 8s09 7n09 Cnc
XX143 = 19Le55 3n58 18n36 Leo
Moon = 20Cp07 1n31 20s26 Sgr
XA255 = 20Ar21 r 12s45 3s52 Cet
Ascend = 20Sa30 0n00 23s06 Oph
QF6 = 21Li08 21n22 11n35 Boo
Chiron = 21Ge14 5s00 18n10 Tau
FZ53 = 21Aq28 r 32n04 16n05 Del
GQ21 = 21Ca29 13s01 8n52 CMi
Saturn = 21Pi51 r 2s12 5s16 Aqr
VR130 = 22Li04 1n21 7s20 Vir
LE31 = 22Ca26 0n21 21n56 Gem
TY364 = 22Cp29 r 12n03 9s41 Aql
Crantor = 23Aq06 r 5s56 19s25 Cap
KX14 = 23Le19 0s15 13n31 Leo
BU48 = 23Cp39 r 4n35 16s52 Sgr
OO67 = 24Sc03 r 20n06 0n44 Ser
Mars = 24Ca20 0n58 22n12 Gem
GB32 = 24Ca27 12s25 9n00 CMi
RD215 = 24Sa50 r 22n17 1s05 Oph
Midheav = 25Li17 0n00 9s47 Vir
HB57 = 25Ca25 15s09 6n09 CMi
CC22 = 26Pi06 r 0n23 1s12 Psc
CZ118 = 27Ca14 20n51 41n05 Lyn
Pluto = 27Ca18 2n16 22n56 Cnc
VU2 = 27Sc43 r 1s53 21s29 Lib
OM67 = 27Sc50 r 23s28 42s24 Lup
Nessus = 28Ar27 r 1s00 10n00 Psc
Typhon = 28Pi44 r 0n17 0s14 Psc
SA278 = 28Aq50 r 6n01 6s14 Aqr
OP32 = 28Li59 13n38 1n39 Vir
Thereus = 29Ar21 0n21 11n34 Ari
WN188 = 29Pi31 r 23s10 21s20 Cet
TX300 = 29Sa56 r 21s31 44s58 CrA
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Focused Minor Planets
EL61 = 8 Le 47 ("The Terror behind")
Sun = 9 Le 11
Uranus = 9 Ta 31 Square
YQ179 = 8 Ta 04
SB60 = 8 Sa 27 r Trine
Amycus = 8 Ar 58 r
Huya = 8 Ca 50 Semisextile
Pylenor = 9 Ge 10 Sextile
Cyllarus = 9 Li 45
TO66 = 9 Cp 54 r Quincunx
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Sedna = 19 Ar 09 r
XA255 = 20 Ar 21 r
Mercury = 18 Le 22 1n43 16n58 Leo Grand Trine
Venus = 18 Le 23 1n23 16n39 Leo
Chariklo = 19 Le 42
XX143 = 19 Le 55
Ascend = 20 Sa 30
PB112 = 18 Sa 02 r
Moon = 20 Cp 07 Square
RR43 = 19 Cp 14 r
Rhadamanthus = 5 Ge 07 Semisquare
Logos = 5 Ge 41
Pelion = 5 Ge 36
Quaoar = 19 Vi 37 Quincunx
CF119 = 19 Ta 34 Semisextile
CY118 = 19 Ge 40 Sextile
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TY364 = 22 Cp 29 r
Mars = 24 Ca 20
GQ21 = 21 Ca 29
OO67 = 24 Sc 03 r Sextile
Saturn = 21 Pi 51 r
Chiron = 21 Ge 14 Quincunx
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AW197 = 13 Ge 59
Jupiter = 14 Sa 45 r
RZ214 = 14 Sa 25 r
Neptune = 15 Vi 09 Grand Cross
Chaos = 12 Pi 59 r
Pluto = 27 Ca 18 Semisquare
XR190 = 0 Ta 42 r
Nessus = 28 Ar 27 r
Thereus = 29 Ar 21
Varuna = 12 Ar 49 r Sextile
VQ94 = 12 Ar 55 r
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Typhon = 28 Pi 44 r
Pluto = 27 Ca 18 Trine
CZ118 = 27 Ca 14
SA278 = 28 Aq 50 r Semisextile
Nessus = 28 Ar 27 r
Thereus = 29 Ar 21
OP32 = 28 Li 59 Quincunx
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Astrological Setting (Sidereal - Fagan/Bradley)
RIYAL Sat August 1 1936 UT 16h00m00s Lat52n29 Lon13e21 SORT ALL
OO67 = 0Sc11 r
Mars = 0Ca28
GB32 = 0Ca36
RD215 = 0Sa58 r
Midheav = 1Li25
HB57 = 1Ca34
CC22 = 2Pi14 r
CZ118 = 3Ca23
Pluto = 3Ca27
VU2 = 3Sc51 r
OM67 = 3Sc59 r
Nessus = 4Ar36 r
Typhon = 4Pi52 r
SA278 = 4Aq59 r
OP32 = 5Li08
Thereus = 5Ar29
WN188 = 5Pi39 r
TX300 = 6Sa05 r
Elatus = 6Li09
FP185 = 6Ge36
XR190 = 6Ar50 r
RM43 = 6Cp52 r
Ixion = 7Vi08
MW12 = 7Vi18
BL41 = 7Ta34
RZ215 = 8Li01
Asbolus = 8Ta14
QD112 = 8Ta32
RP120 = 8Li32
Teharonhi= 8Sc40 r
SQ73 = 9Ta14
Node = 9Sa18 r
PA44 = 9Ca20
CO1 = 9Aq33 r
XZ255 = 9Ge40
Eris = 10Pi05 r
FZ173 = 10Ge17
PJ30 = 10Le31
Okyrhoe = 10Vi47
Radamantu= 11Ta15
TD10 = 11Li22
Pelion = 11Ta44
Logos = 11Ta50
TL66 = 11Cp53 r
Vertex = 12Ca17
Orcus = 12Ta40
Apogee = 12Vi47 r
FY9 = 12Ge48
VS2 = 13Cp19 r
Ceto = 13Pi40 r
AZ84 = 14Ar04
YQ179 = 14Ar12
CO104 = 14Cp34 r
SB60 = 14Sc36 r
EL61 = 14Ca55
Huya = 14Ge58
Amycus = 15Pi06 r
Pylenor = 15Ta19
Sun = 15Ca20
Uranus = 15Ar39
Cyllarus = 15Vi53
TO66 = 16Sa02 r
GM137 = 16Sc22 r
Pholus = 16Sa40 r
Deucalion= 16Ca56
TC302 = 16Aq56 r
PN34 = 17Ca12
96PW = 17Le37
QB1 = 17Sa41 r
UX25 = 17Cp50 r
Hylonome = 17Pi58 r
CR105 = 18Ar28
UR163 = 18Sa36 r
GV9 = 18Ge44
DA62 = 18Ta51
Varuna = 18Pi58 r
VQ94 = 19Pi04 r
Chaos = 19Aq07 r
AW197 = 20Ta08
RZ214 = 20Sc34 r
WL7 = 20Le35
OX3 = 20Li43
CE10 = 20Le51
Jupiter = 20Sc53 r
MS4 = 20Vi56
Neptune = 21Le17
QB243 = 21Ge26
Bienor = 21Aq38 r
KF77 = 21Ta45
Echeclus = 22Vi04
RL43 = 22Le15
RG33 = 22Le52
DH5 = 22Sa54 r
RN43 = 23Li17
PB112 = 24Sc10 r
GZ32 = 24Pi22 r
Mercury = 24Ca30
Venus = 24Ca31
UJ438 = 25Ge14
Sedna = 25Pi18 r
RR43 = 25Sa22 r
CF119 = 25Ar42
Quaoar = 25Le45
CY118 = 25Ta48
Chariklo = 25Ca51
XX143 = 26Ca03
Moon = 26Sa16
XA255 = 26Pi30 r
Ascend = 26Sc39
QF6 = 27Vi16
Chiron = 27Ta23
FZ53 = 27Cp36 r
GQ21 = 27Ge38
Saturn = 28Aq00 r
VR130 = 28Vi12
LE31 = 28Ge34
TY364 = 28Sa37 r
Crantor = 29Cp15 r
KX14 = 29Ca27
BU48 = 29Sa47 r
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Focused Minor Planets
EL61 = 14 Ca 55
Sun = 15 Ca 20
Uranus = 15 Ar 39 Square
YQ179 = 14 Ar 12
SB60 = 14 Sc 36 r Trine
Amycus = 15 Pi 06 r
Huya = 14 Ge 58 Semisextile
Pylenor = 15 Ta 19 Sextile
Cyllarus = 15 Vi 53
TO66 = 16 Sa 02 r Quincunx
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Sedna = 25 Pi 18 r
XA255 = 26 Pi 30 r
Mercury = 24 Ca 30 Grand Trine
Venus = 24 Ca 31
Chariklo = 25 Ca 51
XX143 = 26 Ca 03
Ascend = 26 Sc 39
PB112 = 24 Sc 10 r
Moon = 26 Sa 16 Square
RR43 = 25 Sa 22 r
Rhadamanhtus = 11 Ta 15 Semisquare
Logos = 11 Ta 50
Pelion = 11 Ta 44
Quaoar = 25 Le 45 Quincunx
CF119 = 25 Ar 42 Semisextile
CY118 = 25 Ta 48 Sextile
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TY364 = 28 Sa 37 r
Mars = 0 Ca 28
GQ21 = 27 Ge 38
OO67 = 0 Sc 11 r Sextile
Saturn = 28 Aq 00 r
Chiron = 27 Ta 23 Quincunx
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AW197 = 20 Ta 08
Jupiter = 20 Sc 53 r
RZ214 = 20 Sc 34 r
Neptune = 21 Le 17 Grand Cross
Chaos = 19 Aq 07 r
Pluto = 3 Ca 27 Semisquare
XR190 = 6 Ar 50 r
Nessus = 4 Ar 36 r
Thereus = 5 Ar 29
Varuna = 18 Pi 58 r Sextile
VQ94 = 19 Pi 04 r
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Typhon = 4 Pi 52 r
Pluto = 3 Ca 27 Trine
CZ118 = 3 Ca 23
SA278 = 4 Aq 59 r Semisextile
Nessus = 4 Ar 36 r
Thereus = 5 Ar 29
OP32 = 5 Li 08 Quincunx
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