Sweden's Olympic year 1936
Sweden had a strong 1936 Olympic year: SOK lists two gold, two silver, and three bronze medals at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and Sweden also performed strongly at Berlin. Olympedia is used as a control for the Berlin medal count because SOK's page has a small internal total-count tension.
Sweden’s Olympic year in 1936 had two parts. At Garmisch-Partenkirchen, SOK lists two Swedish golds, two silvers, and three bronzes. At Berlin, SOK records a large Swedish team and a strong medal performance in a Games framed by Nazi Germany’s spectacle politics.
Because SOK’s Berlin page has a small internal tension in medal totals, Olympedia is used as a control source: it lists Sweden with six gold, five silver, ten bronze, and twenty-one total medals.
The result facts are strong enough to promote, but the cultural interpretation stays cautious. To rank this as a public-mood event, the next cycle needs Swedish press reception and sources on how competing in Nazi Germany was discussed in Sweden.