The Complex Legacy of Charles Hitchcock Sherrill

This chapter explores the life and influence of Charles Hitchcock Sherrill, a notable figure in the 1936 Berlin Olympics whose legacy has been largely forgotten. Through anecdotes and connections with influential personalities, including U.S. presidents, the chapter examines Sherrill's unique persona and his contributions to athletics and social circles. It also critiques the historical ties of the International Olympic Committee, shedding light on the complexities of Sherrill's character and the broader societal dynamics at play.