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Becker thinks Berlin should drop out
BERLIN. Oct 23: Tennis star Boris Becker says Berlin should drop Its bld to host the Olympic Games in the year 2000 to avoid a dangerous revival of German Nationalism, reports Reuter.
"I think It would be better to give the Games to Berlin in 30 years time," Becker told Tuesday's Berliner Kurler newspaper, delivering another blow to German hopes lo stage sport's most prestigious event.
Becker, chosen by the Berlin as one of ita Olympic ambassadors, criticised other German sportsmen for arousing nationalism by blindly Jumping on the Berlin band wagon.
"Everyone's shouling "Deutschland ueber alles (Germany over everything)," he said.
“I'm nol one of those. I see things more sceptically. This behaviour arousnes dangerous emotions."
Germany has been plagued for the last two months by the biggest wave of racist violence since Hitler s Third Reich,
with neo-Nazis setting fire to hostels for political asylum-seekers.
Rightist thugs have used German soccer victories as an
excuse to beat up immigrant workers, and Berlins' bld for the 2000 Olympics has arounsed memories of the 1936 Games, which the Nazis
used to promote the master
Berlin, which dismissed its Olympic manager last month for Incompetence, adopted Becker and former German soccer captain Franz Beckenbauer as sponsors fof. Its bid. Both have complained* they were never asked In advance.
The city faces competition from Sydney. Brasilia, Beijing, the British Industrial city of Manchester, Copenhagen, Milan and Istanbul.
Although German politicians firmly support Berlins' bid, there are many who say the money would be better spent on reviving the depressed eastern half of the city, which suffers from high unemployment after 40 years of communist rule.
"Berlin, especially tn the cast, has got other problems,": said Becker.
"It doesn't matter there whether Berlin gets .the Olympic games or not — people need jobs and food," he said.