[단독] 1936년 손기정, 베를린 시민에게 사인하는 모습 포착

Newly discovered footage shows Korean marathon runner Sohn Kee-chung, who won gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, signing autographs for Berlin citizens. The images capture a moment of interaction between the celebrated athlete and the local populace during his visit to Germany. Sohn Kee-chung, competing under Japanese rule, achieved a historic victory, setting a new world record at the time. This visual record offers a glimpse into the athlete's reception and engagement with the public beyond the race itself.

This footage provides a rare visual insight into the life of a significant historical sports figure and his interactions with the public during a pivotal moment in his career.