Larry Schwartz of ESPN.com details the story and triumph of Jesse Owens, the African-American athlete who won four gold medals, made Olympic and world records and defied the dictator Adolf Hitler in his home country at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Germany.

Presents a brief biography of the track star and focuses on his wins at the 1936 Olympics and humiliation of Adolf Hitler.

The official site of the Olympic star from Alabama. Includes the four-time gold medallist’s biography, photos, achievements and memorable quotes.

Proffers a lengthy profile of the Olympian and gives suggestions of various ways to memorialize him.

Traces the athlete's life from his childhood to his death in 1980, and includes a photograph of him taken at the end of his life.

Highlights the story and achievements of the African-American Olympic gold medallist.