Who should not be allowed to compete in the 1936 Olympics?

The 1936 Olympics, held in Berlin, were marred by the Nazi regime's discriminatory policies. Athletes of Jewish descent, as well as those who did not align with the Nazi ideology, such as Roma and other marginalized groups, should not have been allowed to compete due to the oppressive atmosphere and blatant racism promoted by the organizers. The exclusion of these athletes highlighted the broader societal injustices of the time and the use of the Olympics as a political tool.