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The format used for each team is: Team Name (date of foundation - date of dissolution) City [remarks] records: titles: (if any)
Asociación Israelita de Gimnasia Macabi (30/12/1930-1934), changed to Asociación Deportiva Hebrea Macabi (1934-1957), merged with Círculo Israelita Argentino de Villa Crespo to Organización Hebrea Argentina Macabi (1957-1968) Buenos Aires [the club began playing football only in 1953] 1953-1967 Primera División D (Argentina 4th level) 1968 Primera División C (Argentina 3th level) titles: 1967 4th level champions Naútico Hacoaj (19??-) Buenos Aires & Tigre 19??-19?? amateur league 19??-2001 Liga Escobarense 2002 Torneo Argentino B (regional league, equivalent to fourth level) Sociedad Hebraica Argentina (19??-) Buenos Aires no info (amateur league) Macabi Santa Fé (1986-) Santa Fé de la Vera Cruz no info (amateur league) Club Sionista de Paraná (19??-) Paraná (Entre Ríos) no info (amateur league)
Maccabi (1951-19??) Melbourne
1951-1952 Victorian league, Division 4
1953 Victorian league, Division 3
1954-1955 Victorian league, Division 2
1956-1957 Victorian league, Division 3
1958-19?? Victorian league, Division unknown
Melbourne Hakoah (1927-197?), changed to Hakoah St. Kilda (197?-1982),
merged with NSL club South Melbourne Hellas to Hellas Hakoah (1982-1983) Melbourne
1927-1945 Victorian league, Division unknown
1946-1947 Victorian league, Division 1
1948-1949 Victorian league, Division 2
1950-1983 Victorian league, Division 1
titles:
1934 1st Division Premiers
1935 1st Division Premiers
1935 Dockerty Cup winners
1938 1st Division Premiers
1943 1st Division Premiers (as combined team with Moreland)
1943 Dockerty Cup winners (as combined team with Moreland)
1945 Dockerty Cup winners (as combined team with Moreland)
1945 Ampol Cup (as combined team with Moreland)
1953 Dockerty Cup winners
1954 Dockerty Cup winners
1955 Dockerty Cup winners
1956 Dockerty Cup winners
1966 Dockerty Cup winners
1973 Dockerty Cup winners
1st Division Premiers - champions of Victoria
Dockerty Cup - cup of Victoria
Sydney Hakoah (1939-1977), changed to Eastern Suburbs (1977-1979), changed to
Sydney City (1979-1987) Sydney
1939-1956 New South Wales Soccer Football Association (NSWSFA)
1957-1976 New South Wales Soccer Federation (NSWSF)
1977-1987 National Soccer League (NSL)
titles:
1954 Division 2 Premiers
1955 Division 2 Premiers
1956 Division 2 Premiers
1957 Ampol Cup
1959 NSW Federation Cup
1959 Craven A Cup
1961 NSW Federation Championship
1961 NSW Federation Cup
1961 Craven A Cup
1962 NSW Federation Championship
1963 NSW Federation Cup
1965 NSW Federation Cup
1965 Australian Cup
1967 Consolation Cup
1966 NSW Federation Championship
1968 NSW Premiers
1968 NSW Federation Championship
1968 Australian Cup [*]
1968 Ampol Cup
1970 NSW Premiers
1971 NSW Premiers
1971 NSW Federation Cup
1973 NSW Premiers
1973 Ampol Cup
1974 NSW Premiers
1977 NSL champions
1980 NSL champions
1981 NSL champions
1982 NSL champions
1986 NSL Cup
[*] all-Jewish cup final: Sydney Hakoah won Melbourne Hakoah 3-0 at home
and 3-1 away.
NSW Premiers - first in the league after the home and away season
NSW Federation Championship - league champions after the play-off
Consolation Cup - a knockout series played between eight first division clubs
who had missed out on the semi-finals and the top four second division clubs
NSW Federation Cup - midseason knockout competition (similiar to the FA Cup)
Ampol Cup - preseason knockout competition (similar to League Cup)
Australian Cup - a national competition played on a knockout basis with the
participation of the Ampol Cup and Season Champions from each state
WA Maccabi (19??-) Yokine
1981 ASA Second Division
1982-1983 ASA First Division
1984-1987 ASA Second Division
1988 WAASSA First Division (Western Australia 4th level)
1989-1992 WAASSA Premier Division (Western Australia 3rd level)
1993-1994 WAASSA First Division (Western Australia 4th level)
1995-2000 WAASSA Premier Division (Western Australia 3rd level)
2001-2003 WAASSA First Division (Western Australia 4th level)
1. Badener Jüdischer SC Unitas (1920-1938?) Baden
JSK Makkabi Bad Ischl (1945 (autumn)-1947) Bad Ischl
champions of the Jewish football clubs in Upper Austria 1946/47;
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
Hakoah Deutschkreutz (192?-193?) Deutschkreutz
Eisenstädter Sport- und Geselligkeitsverein Hakoah 1923 (1923-1933) Eisenstadt
1923/24 Burgenländische Meisterschaft (Eisenstädter Kreis)
soon after merged into Arbeiter- und Sportverein Eisenstadt (dissolved 1934)
Makkabi Goisern (19??-19??) Goisern
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
SC Hakoah Graz (1919-1938) Graz
1921-1922 2. Klasse of Styria (champions)
1922-1935 1. Klasse of Styria
1922/23 4th
1923/24 3rd
1924/25 3rd
1926 4th
1927 4th
1928 3rd
1928/29 4th (also reached final Brückelmaier-Cup)
1930 6th
1931 6th
1932/33 4th
SC Hakoah Hallein (1949-1953 (Apr 2)) Hallein Refugee Camp
1952-1953 2. Klasse Salzburg (dissolved after playing 5 matches)
SC Hakoah Innsbruck (192?-193?) Innsbruck
Hakoah Krems ((19??-1930) Krems
Hakoah Leoben (1926-?) Leoben
Bar Kochba Linz (19??-19??) Linz
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
SC Hakoah Linz (1946-?) Linz-Bindermichl Refugee Camp
1946-1948 2. Klasse
1946/47 4th (in Group A); entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
1947/48 1st (in Group C) and promoted to Landesliga Oberösterreich
1948-1949 1. Klasse of Upper Austria (Landesliga Oberösterreich; hors concours)
Makkabi Linz (19??-1930) Linz
Hakoah Steyr (19??-19??) Steyr
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
JSK Hapoel Steyr (19??-19??) Steyr
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
Makkabi Wegscheid (19??-19??) Wegscheid
entered a Jewish sports festival in June 1947
JSV Achduth Wien (1921-1926)Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 5th level
1923/24 5th level
1924/25 6th level
1925/26 7th level
Achim Wien (1922,Dec-1923) Vienna
1922/23
NB: merged Sep 1923 with Hagibor Favoriten
SK Ahawath Zion (19??-19??) Vienna
Ari Wien (1921-1923) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 5th level
JSK Bar Kochba Ottakring (1921-1928) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 5th level
1923/24 5th level
1924/25 5th level
1925/26 7th level
1926/27 6th level
1927/28 6th level
NB: changed name Jan 1928 into Menorah Wien
JASV Borochow Wien (1922-1923) Vienna
1922/23 6th level
Cheruth Wien (192?-1924) Vienna
merged Sep 1924 with SK Hazair-Makkabäa to Makkabi Wien
JSK Gideon Wien (1921,Jun-Dec) Vienna
1921/22 4th level
NB: merged in Dec 1921 with Hazair Wien
Hagibor Favoriten (1918-1919) Vienna
1918/19 6th level
NB: changed name Nov 1919 into Kadimah Wien
Hagibor Wien (1923?-1928) Vienna
1923/24 5th level
1924/25 6th level
1925/26 7th level
1926/27 6th level
1927/28 5th level
NB: merged in Summer 1928 with Wiener SC Makkabi to Hagibor-Makkabi
Hagibor-Makkabi Wien (1928-193?) Vienna
1928/29 4th level
1929/30 4th level
1930/31 4th level
1931/32 3rd level
1932/33 3rd level
1933/34 3rd level
NB: merger of Hagibor Wien and Wiener SC Makkabi
Hakadur Wien (1924-192?) Vienna
1924/25 6th level
1925/26 8th level
1926/27 6th lvel
1927/28 5th level
SC Hakoah Wien (1909-14/3/1938, 1945-1950) Vienna
1909/10 no league participation
1910/11 4th level
1911/12 3rd level
1916/17 2nd level
1917/18 2nd level
1918/19 2nd level
1919/20 2nd level
1920/21 1st level
1921/22 1st level
1922/23 1st level
1923/24 1st level
1924/25 1st level (champions)
1925/26 1st level
1926/27 1st level
1927/28 1st level
1928/29 2nd level
1929/30 1st level
1930/31 2nd level
1931/32 1st level
1932/33 1st level
1933/34 1st level
1934/35 1st level
1935/36 1st level
1936/37 1st level
1937/38 1st level; dissolved Mar 1938
1945/46 2. Klasse B of Vienna (Austria 3rd level)
1946/47 Wiener Liga (Austria 2nd level)
1947/48 Wiener Liga (Austria 2nd level)
1948/49 ?
1949/50 ?
SK Hasmonea Wien (1922-1933) Vienna
1922/23 4th level
1923/24 4th level
1924/25 4th level
1925/26 6th level
1926/27 4th level
1927/28 4th level
1928/29 4th level
1929/30 4th level
1930/31 3rd level
1931/32 2nd level
1932/33 3rd level
NB: merged Feb 1933 with Hagibor-Makkabi Wien to Hasmonea-Makkabi
JSV Hasmonea-Makkabi Wien (1933-1938) Vienna
1933/34 3rd level
1934/35 3rd level
1935/36 3rd level
1936/37 3rd level
1937/38 4th level
NB: merger of SK Hasmonea and Hagibor-Makkabi
JSK Hazair Wien (1922-23) Vienna
1922/23 4th level
1923/24 4th level
NB: changed name in Dec 1923 into Hazair-Makkabäa
Hazair-Makkabäa Wien (1923,Dec-1924) Vienna
NB: formerly Hazair Wien; merged Sep 1924 with Cheruth Wien to Makkabi Wien
JSV Hechawer Wien (1918-1928) Vienna
1918/19 6th level
1919/20 4th level
1920/21 4th level
1921/22 4th level
1922/23 4th level
1924/25 5th level
1925/26 7th level
1926/27 6th level
1927/28 6th level
1928/29 5th level
NB: retired in Summer 1928
JSK Heros Wien (1921,Jun-Nov) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
NB: merged in Nov 1921 with Gideon Wien
SC Jordania Wien (1923-192?) Vienna
1924/25 6th level
NB: formerly Makkabäa Wien
Jüdischer Arbeiter-Sportklub Wien (JAS) (1920-1920) Vienna
1920/21 5th level (played only in autumn 1920)
Jüdischer Athletik-Club Ottakring (JAC) (1921-1927) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 4th level
1923/24 4th level
1924/25 5th level
1925/26 7th level
1926/27 6th level
SGV Jüdischer Fußballclub Wien (JFC) (1921-1924) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 4th level
1923/24 4th level
SGV Kadimah Wien (1919-1930) Vienna
1919/20 4th level
1920/21 4th level
1921/22 4th level
1922/23 3rd level
1923/24 3rd level
1924/25 4th level
1925/26 6th level
1926/27 5th level
1927/28 retired and later merged with Hakadur
1928/29 4th level
1929/30 5th level
NB: formerly Hagibor Favoriten; retired in Summer 1927; in Dec 1927 merged for one year with Hakadur
JSC Makkabäa Wien (1922,Dec-1923) Vienna
1922/23 6th level
1923/24 5th level
NB: changed name Oct 1923 into SC Jordania
SC Maccabi Wien (1974-1978, 1995-) Vienna [merged 1978 into FC Peter Bus]
1974-1978 8th level
1995-1996 7th level
1997-1999 8th level
2000-2004 7th level
2005- 6th level
NB: newly founded in 1995 after original club merged with another one into FC Peter Bus 1978.
JSK Menorah Wien (1921,Dec-1929) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 5th level
1923/24 5th level
1928/29 5th level
NB: merged Oct 1923 with Jüdischer Athletik-Club Ottakring; Währinger SC Fair merged
in Aug 1929 with Menorah
JSC Moriah Wien (1921-1923) Vienna
1921/22 5th level
1922/23 5th level
Wiener SC Makkabi (1924-1928) Vienna
1924/25 5th level
1925/26 7th level
1926/27 6th level
1927/28 6th level
NB: Merged in Summer 1928 with SC Hagibor to Hagibor Makkabi
SC Maccabi Antwerp (1920-) Antwerpen 1920-1967 ? 1956 obtained predicate Koninklijke and became KSC Maccabi Antwerp 1968-1972 3rd level 1973-1995 ? 1996 4th Provincial league A, Antwerpen (Belgium 8th level) 1997-1999 ? 2000-2003 3rd Provincial (Belgium 7th level) NB: entered the Maccabiade 1930 in Antwerpen. SC Maccabi Bruxelles (1953-) Brussels 1953-1998 ? 1999 2nd Provincial (Belgium 6th level) 2000 3rd Provincial (Belgium 7th level) 2001-2002 ? 2003 3rd Provincial (Belgium 7th level)
Israelita FC (1931-1935) Recife 1931 Pernambuco state 1st level 1932-1935 Pernambuco state level unknown Macabeus (?-?) Rio de Janeiro ? 194?-194? league of Rio de Janeiro
Montreal Hakoah (19??-19??) Montreal no info, except that the team lost the final game of 1953 Canadian National Challenge Cup; certain to have existed between 1948 and 1955. Toronto Hakoah (1963-1965) Toronto 1963-1965 Canadian National Soccer League titles: 1965 champions Maccabi Toronto (19??-) Toronto Downsview Park Adult Soccer League
Shanghai Jewish Club [SJC] (1933-1955) Shanghai 1943 winners of the Jewish Refugee Committee of Shanghai championship
Club Maccabi de Kinshasa (existed 1985) Club Maccabi de Lubumbashi (1958-1975) Source: http://184.173.197.201/~sefarad/kadima/kadima_04_4.pdf
Makabi (1919-19??) Zagreb [merged with ZGiSK to ZGiSK Makabi] no info ZGiSK (23/3/1913-19??) Zagreb [merged with Makabi to ZGiSK Makabi] no info ZGiSK Makabi (19??-4/1941) Zagreb [formed by merger of Makabi and ZGiSK] 1934 ZNP Division 2 (Zagreb federation 3rd level) 1938-1941 ZNP Division 1 (Zagreb federation 1st level) ZSK Makabi (1919-4/1941) Osijek no info
Hagibor Praha (1912-19??) Prague (now in the Czech Republic) SJ Hakoah Kosice (1925-19??) Kosice (now in Slovakia) 1921 Deutscher Fußballverband, Ostgruppe, Kosice 6th 1924 CSSF, Východoslovenská zupa (spring:) 6th 1925/26 CSSF, Kosice-Kassa 8th SK Maccabea Bratislava (1912-1940) Bratislava (now in Slovakia) 1921 Deutscher Fußballverband, Ostgruppe, Bratislava 6th 1927/28 CSSF, Bratislava 8th 1928/29 CSSF, Bratislava 4th 1929/30 CSSF, Bratislava 10th SJ Makkabea Ruzomberok (19??-19??) Ruzomberok (now in Slovakia) Makkabi Brno (1919-1939; 1945-1950) Brno (now in the Czech Republic) 1919-1950 ? Makkabi Kosice (19??-19??) Kosice (now in Slovakia) Makkabi Moravská Ostrava (19??-19??) Moravská Ostrava (now in the Czech Republic) Makkabi Praha (1924-19??) Prague (now in the Czech Republic) Makkabi Presov (1925?-19??) Presov (now in Slovakia) 1925/26 CSSF, Kosice-Kassa 12th ZSK Makkabi Prostejov (1903-193?) Prostejov (now in the Czech Republic) 1903-193? ?
JIF Hakoah (12/10/1924-) Copenhagen 1924-2000 ? 2001 KBU's Serie 2 (pulje 4) 2002 ? 2003 Copenhagen KBU's Serie 1 (Pulje 2)
Bar Cochba (19??-19??) London NB: entered the Maccabiade 1930 in Antwerpen. Maccabi London Lions FC (1995-) London [founded at MALEX] Wingate FC (1946-1991) London [merged in 1991 with Finchley FC to Wingate and Finchley FC] 1946-19?? Parthenon League 19??-19?? London League 19??-1968 Deplphian League 1969-1975 Athenian League 1976-19?? not competed 19??-19?? Herts League 19??-1991 South Midlands League Titles: 1988 Herts Centenary Trophy Wingate and Finchley FC (1991-) London [formed in 1991 by merger of Wingate FC and Finchley FC] 1992-1995 South Midlands League 1996-1997 Icis Isthmian league, Division 3 1998-1999 Ryman Isthmian League, Division 3 2000 Ryman Isthmian League, Division 2 2001-2002 Ryman Isthmian League, Division 3 2003 Ryman Isthmian League, Division 1 North Titles: 1995 London Cup
Tallinna Maccabi (192?-??; 2012-) Tallinn 2012 4th level
Stjärnan (1906-1932), changed to Makkabi Helsinki (1932-?) Helsinki 1906-1929 no league 1930 1st level 1931-1932 didn't play 1933 2nd level 1934-1935 ? 1936 3rd level 1937-1945 ? 1946-1948 3rd level 1949-1956 ? 1957 4th level 1958-1972 ? 1973-1975 5th level 1976-1980 ? 1981-1983 5th level 1984-19?? ? Makkabé Turku (1920-????) Turku 1920-1945 ? 1946-1948 3rd level 1949-???? ?
Maccabi Créteil FC (1997-) Créteil
1997- Ligue de Paris Ile-de-France
NB: 4-time winners coupe du Val-de-Marne;
finalists European Maccabi championship 2019
Maccabi Lyon-Villeurbanne (19??-) Lyon, Villeurbanne
19??-1990 ?
1991 10th level
1992-???? ?
Maccabi Marseille (1949-19??) Marseille
Maccabi Paris (1923-19??) Paris
NB: entered the Maccabiade 1930 in Antwerpen.
Sporting Club Maccabi De Paris (1948-) Paris
1948-???? ?
NB: In June 2012, UJA (Union de la Jeunesse Arménienne) Alfortville completed the
merger with Maccabi Paris, a club from the Division Supérieure Régional.
The new club (UJA Maccabi Paris Métropole) was relegated to the CFA 2 in its
first season, and has maintained that level since.
Maccabi Sarcelles Football (1973-) Sarcelles
1973- Ligue de Paris Ile-de-France
Main source for the information below: [PeW 15] See also Germany - Jewish Championships. Note that most Jewish clubs were founded after 1933, when Jews were forbidden membership in "German" clubs and associations. Schild Aachen (1906-1937) [founded as Turnclub 06 Aachen] 1936/37 Dr. Klopfer-Pokal winners (as SG Schild Aachen-Düren) Hakoah Allenstein (1935-1935) [now Olsztyn, Poland] Makkabi Altona (1936-1938) 1937/38 Norddeutschland Makkabi runners-up Schild Altona (1934-1934) Schild Andernach (1933-1934) Schild Aschaffenburg (1933-1938) [1934-36 AJTUS Aschaffenburg] PTG Augsburg (1934-1938) Schild Aurich (1936-1938) 1936/37 Nordwestdeutschland, 1. Klasse 4th (last) place 1937/38 Nordwestdeutschland, 1. Klasse (announced, but not played) Schild Bad Kreuznach (1934-1934) Schild Bad Mergentheim (1934-1936) JTSV Bamberg (1936-1938) Schild Bentheim (1934-1937) 1936/37 Westfalen Klasse A, last place Bar Kochba Hakoah Berlin (1929-1938) [merger of SC Hakoah and JTV Bar Kochba] winners of the Maccabiade 1930 in Antwerpen 1932 Adolf-Achheim-Pokal finalists 1933/34 Jüdische Stadtliga 1st place 1934/35 Jüdische Stadtliga 1st place 1935/36 Jüdische Stadtliga 1st place; Mitteldeutschland Makkabi champions; German Makkabi runners-up 1936/37 Jüdische Stadtliga 2nd place at abandonment; Mitteldeutschland Makkabi champions; German Makkabi runners-up 1937/38 Jüdische Stadtliga ; German Makkabi champions SC Hakoah Berlin (1924-1929) [merged with Bar Kochba to Bar Kochba Hakoah] 1925 champions of Berlin’s 4th class 1926 champions of Berlin’s 3th class 1927 champions of Berlin’s 2nd class 1928 onwards Kreisliga 1st class of Berlin; Adolf-Achheim-Pokal finalists JSC Hagibor Berlin (1933-1938) 1934/35 Jüdische Stadtliga 2nd place 1935/36 Jüdische Stadtliga and Mitteldeutsche Makkabi-Liga 1936/37 Jüdische Stadtliga and Mitteldeutsche Makkabi-Liga 1937/38 Jüdische Stadtliga JSG 33 Berlin (1933-1936) [1933-Jan 1936 Berliner Sportgemeinschaft (JSG) 33] 1933/34 German Schild champions 1934/35 Jüdische Stadtliga 4th place 1935/36 Jüdische Stadtliga 2nd place 1936/37 Jüdische Stadtliga first place at abandonment 1937/38 Jüdische Stadtliga 2nd place JSK Berlin (1934-1938) 1934 Jüdische Stadtliga 6th place 1935/36 Mitteldeutsche Makkabi-Liga 3rd place JTSC 1905 Berlin (1934-1935) Hakoah Beuthen (1925-1938) [now Bytom, Poland] [founded as JTSV Hakoah Beuthen] Schild Beuthen (1933-1938) [now Bytom, Poland] 1933/34 Oberschlesien Schild champions 1934/35 Oberschlesien Schild cup winners 1935/36 Oberschlesien Schild champions; German Schild runners-up 1936/37 German Schild runners-up Makkabi Bielefeld (1934-193?) Schild Bielefeld (1936-1938) 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Westfalen; Windmüller-Pokal losing finalists 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Westfalen Hakoah Bochum (1925-1933) 1926/27 Ruhrstaffel Makkabi winners 1927/28 VINTUS champions Schild Bochum (1933-1938) 1935/36 Westdeutschland Schild runners-up 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk 1st place, Westdeutschland Schild champions 1937/38 Westdeutschland Schild champions; German Schild champions 1938/39 Westdeutschland Schild Bonn (1933-1938) 1933/34 Westdeutschland, Liga Mittelrhein 1st place 1934/35 Westdeutschland Schild champions; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal winners 1935/36 Westdeutschland Schild champions; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal winners 1937/38 Dr. Klopfer-Pokal losing finalists Makkabi Hazair Brakel (1934-193?) Schild Bremen (1933-1938) 1935 Norddeutschland Schild champions 1936 Norddeutschland Schild runners-up 1937 Nordwestdeutsche Liga 1938 Nordwestdeutsche Liga Bar Kochba Breslau (1927-1938) [now Wroclaw, Poland] 1934 Oberschlesische Makkabi-Liga 1935/36 Schlesien Makkabi champions SC Hakoah Breslau (1908-193?) [now Wroclaw, Poland] [founded as JTSV Hakoah Breslau] Schild Breslau (1933-1938) [now Wroclaw, Poland] 1933/34 Niederschlesien Schild champions 1934/35 Niederschlesien Schild champions 1936/37 Niederschlesien Schild champions 1937/38 Niederschlesien Schild champions Schild Brieg (1933-1937) [now Brzeg, Poland] 1935/36 Oberschlesien (as SG Neiße-Brieg) Schild Bruchsal (1934-1936) 1934/35 Baden Schild champions; South Germany Schild runners-up Jüdischer Jugendverein Buer (1926-192?) 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga, Ruhrkreis last place Bar Kochba Chemnitz (1924-1938) Makkabi Chemnitz (1934-1938) 1934/35 Mitteldeutscher Makkabi-Bezirk 1935/36 Makkabi Bezirk Berlin-Mitteldeutschland 1936/37 Makkabi Bezirk Berlin-Mitteldeutschland SV Schild Chemnitz (1927-1938) 1935/36 Mitteldeutschland 1936/37 Mitteldeutschland 1937/38 Mitteldeutschland Schild Darmstadt (1933-1937) [May 1937 merged with Schild Frankfurt] 1933/34 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord? 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 6th place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 3rd place 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 4th place Schild Westerwald Dierdorf (1933-1934) 1933/34 Westdeutschland, Mittelrhein Bar Kochba Dortmund (1926-1933?) Hakoah Dortmund [I] (1925-1933?) Hakoah Dortmund [II] (1934-1936?) Schild Dortmund (1934-1938) 1934 Westdeutschland, Westfalen-Ruhr-Staffel 4th place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk 2nd place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk 2nd place 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Westfalen 1st place, Westdeutschland Schild runners-up Bar Kochba Dresden (1918-1938) 1928 Adolf-Achheim-Pokal finalists 1929/30 Sachsen Makkabi champions 1935/36 Makkabi-Bezirksliga Berlin-Mitteldeutschland penultimate place 1936/37 Makkabi-Bezirksliga Berlin-MItteldeutschland last place 1937/38 Makkabi-Bezirksliga Berlin-MItteldeutschland last place Schild Dresden (1934-1938) 1934/35 Sachsen Schild champions 1935/36 Mitteldeutschland 2nd place 1936/37 Mitteldeutschland 2nd place 1937/38 Mitteldeutschland Schild Dülmen-Coesfeld-Lüdinghausen (1934-193?) Schild Düren (1933?-1938) 1933/34 Westdeutschland, Liga Mittelrhein 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rhein-Bezirksliga 4th place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Rhein-Bezirksliga last place; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal losing finalists 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Rhein-Bezirksliga; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal winners (as SG Schild Aachen-Düren) 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Liga Mittelrhein Makkabi Düsseldorf (1925-1939) 1925/26 VINTUS-Liga 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga 1927/28 VINTUS-Liga 1928/29 VINTUS champions 1934/35 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga penultimate place 1935/36 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga 4th (?) place; Dr. Heimann-Gedächtnispokal winners 1936/37 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga, Gruppe A 1st place; Westdeutschland Makkabi champions 1937/38 Westdeutschland Makkabi champions Schild Düsseldorf (1934-1938) 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein/Nord 2nd place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Mittelrhein Bar Kochba Duisburg (1929-1933?) 1929/30 8th district of the Arbeiter-Turn- und Sport-Bund (ATSB) ITUS Duisburg (1927-1937) 1933/34 Westdeutschland Makkabi champions 1934/35 Westdeutschland Makkabi runners-up 1935/36 Westdeutschland Makkabi championship 3th place 1936/37 Westdeutschland Makkabi championship 4th (?) place Schild Duisburg (before 1933-1938) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk, Gruppe Nord, Klasse B 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk, Klasse A (merger with Bar Kochba Hamborn) 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk, Klasse A (merger with Bar Kochba Hamborn) 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Westfalen (announced, but not played) Schild Eisenach (1934-1938) RjF Elberfeld (1926-1933?) 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga, Gruppe Rheinkreis; VINTUS cup winners Makkabi Emden (1934-193?) Schild Emmendingen (1934-1937) 1935/36 Baden Schild runners-up Hakoah Essen (1923-1938) 1933/34 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga 3rd place 1934/35 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga 3rd place 1935/36 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga 1st place; Dr. Heimann-Gedächtnispokal winners 1936/37 Westdeutsche Makkabi-Liga 2nd place Jüdischer SV Esslingen (1936-1938) Schild Euskirchen (1933-1936) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk, Gruppe Nord(?), Klasse B 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk, Gruppe Nord(?), Klasse B last place Schild Felsberg (1933-193?) Bar Kochba Frankfurt/M. (1928-1938) 1933/34 AG Südwest 3rd place 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 2nd place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 2nd place; Süddeutschland Makkabi champions; German Makkabi champions 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 1st place; Süddeutschland Makkabi champions; German Makkabi champions 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 1st place; German Makkabi runners-up Hakoah Frankfurt/M. (1937-1938) Hortsportverein Frankfurt/M. (1934-1936) Jacosco Frankfurt/M. (1933?-1938) Jüdischer Turnerbund Frankfurt/M. (1933-193?) 1934 AG Südwest Makkabi champions 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 3rd place (junior team) 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen last place Makkabi Hazair Frankfurt/M. (1936?-193?) TSV Schild Frankfurt/M. (1928-1938) 1931/32 Frankfurter B-Klasse 1933/34 AG Südwest; Südwestdeutschland Schild champions; German Schild runners-up 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 1st place; German Schild champions 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 1st place 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main 1st place; Hessen Schild champions 1938 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main; Südwest Makkabi champions Schild Freiburg/Br. (1936-1936) Bar Kochba Friedberg (1934-193?) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 6th place Schild Fürstenau (1934-1936) Jüdischer Sportclub Fürth (1917-1938) 1937 Bayern Schild runners-up Bar Kochba Fulda (1934-1938) 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 3rd place Hakoah Gelsenkirchen (1925-1933) Schild Gelsenkirchen (1933-1938) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Ruhr/Westfalen 1st place, Westdeutschland Schild runners-up 1935 dissolved, new foundation July 1937 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Westfalen Schild Gießen (1934-1937) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen, Bezirk Main-Hessen Schild champions 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen last place Schild Gleiwitz (1935-1938) [now Gliwice, Poland] Bar Kochba Glogau (1935-193?) [now Glogów, Poland] [aka Schild Glogau] Schild Göppingen (1934-1938) JTSV Görlitz (1926-193?) [now Zgorzelec, Poland] Bar Kochba Groß Strehlitz (1934-1938) [now Strzelce Opolskie, Poland] 1937 Schlesische Makkabi-Liga Hakoah Hagen (1927-1933) Makkabi Hagen (1933-193?) Bar Kochba Halle/S. (1935-1937) 1935/36 Makkabi-Bezirk Berlin-Mitteldeutschland Haller Turnverein von 1904 Halle/S. (1936-1938?) [aka Schild Halle/S.] Bar Kochba Hamborn (1927-1933) Bar Kochba Hamburg (1913-1938) 1926/27 Groß Hamburg B-Klasse 3rd place 1928/29 German Makkabi runners-up 1929/30 Groß Hamburg B-Klasse FC Blau-Weiß Hamburg (192?-1938) 1938 Nordwestdeutschland Schild champions Schild Hamburg (1933-1938) 1934/35 Nordwestdeutschland Schild champions 1935/36 Nordwestdeutschland, Norddeutsche Liga champions; Nordwestdeutschland Schild champions 1936/37 Nordwestdeutschland, Norddeutsche Liga champions; Schild champions Jüdischer Jugendbund Hanau (1933-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 6th place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main last place 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Main Bar Kochba Hannover (1921-1938) 1929/30 Gauliga Hannover 3rd place Vereinigte Turnerschaft Hannover (1921-1938) 1934/35 Niedersachsen Schild champions 1935/36 Nordwestdeutschland, Norddeutsche Liga 2nd place 1936/37 Nordwestdeutschland, Norddeutsche Liga 2nd place 1937/38 Nordwestdeutschland, Norddeutsche Liga Makkabi Harburg-Wilhelmsburg (1934-1935) Schild Heidelberg (1934-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest-Liga, Gruppe Main/Süd 5th place 1936/37 AG Südwest-Liga, Gruppe Rhein winless Schild Heilbronn (1934-1938) 1934/35 Württemberg Schild runners-up Schild Herborn (1934-193?) Schild Herford (1934-193?) ITUS Herne (1926-1933) 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga Schild Herne (1934-36) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Ruhr-Westfalen 7th place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk Schild Hildesheim (1933-1937) Bar Kochba Hindenburg (1929-1938) [now Zabrze, Poland] JTSV Hakoah Hindenburg (1925-193?) [now Zabrze, Poland] Schild Hindenburg (1934-1938) [now Zabrze, Poland] 1935/36 Oberschlesien 2nd (?) place Makkabi Hochneukirch-Jüchen (1933-193?) Bar Kochba Idar-Oberstein (1934-1937) Schild Jena (1936?-1937?) 1937/38 Mitteldeutschland (announced) Hakoah Jülich (1932-193?) Hakoah Karlsruhe (1926-1938) 1929 Karlsruhe Stadtliga 1930/31 Karlsruhe B-Klasse 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar/Süd 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein 1938 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd Turnclub Karlsruhe 03 (1934-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd; Baden Schild champions 1938 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd Bar Kochba Kassel (1933-1937?) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 2nd place Schild Kassel (1934-193?) Schild Kastellaun (1935-1935?) Schild Hunsrück Kastellaun (1934-1935) Jüdischer SV Kiel (1929-1933) Bar Kochba Kirchhain (1934-1935?) Schild Kleve (1933-193?) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk, Klasse A last place Schild Koblenz (1935-1936) Bar Kochba Köln (1923-1933) 1930 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga SC Hakoah Köln (1933-1939) 1934 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 6th place 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga last place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 5th place Jüdischer Turnverein 02 Köln (1924-1938) 1925/26 VINTUS champions 1926/27 VINTUS champions 1934 Westdeutschland, Mittelrhein 2nd place 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk 4th place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk (?) 3rd place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Mittelrhein 1st place 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Mittelrhein JTV Bar Kochba Königsberg (1931-1938) [now Kaliningrad, Russia] 1935/36 Ostpreußen Makkabi champions Schild Königsberg (1931-1938) [now Kaliningrad, Russia] RjF Krefeld (1925-1929?) 1925/26 VINTUS-Liga Tuspa Krefeld (1934-1938) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rheinbezirk, Klasse A 3rd place; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal losing finalists 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 4th place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal winners Hakoah Kreuzburg (1933-1936?) [now Kluczbork, Poland] Jüdischer SV Langenselbold (1933-1937) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 7th (last) place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen 4th place Schild Leer (1934-ca. 1937) 1936/37 Nordwestdeutschland, 2. Klasse JSV Bar Kochba Leipzig (1920-1939) 1920/21 3. Leipziger Stadtklasse 1st place 1922/23-1932/33 2. Leipziger Stadtklasse (eliminated after 22 (out of 24) rounds) 1928 Adolf-Achheim-Pokal finalist 1934/35 Makkabi Berlin-Mitteldeutschland champions 1936/37 Makkabi Bezirksliga Berlin-Mitteldeutschland 2nd place 1937/38 Makkabi Berlin-Mitteldeutschland champions 1938/39 Makkabi Bezirksliga Berlin-Mitteldeutschland (abandoned) JATUS Leipzig (1932-1933) 1933 ATSB-Liga Misrachi Leipzig (1936-1936) Schild Leipzig (1934-1939) 1934/35 Mitteldeutschland Schild champions 1935/36 Mitteldeutschland Schild champions 1936/37 Mitteldeutschland Schild champions 1937/38 Mitteldeutschland Schild champions 1938/39 Mitteldeutschland JTSV Liegnitz (1925-193?) [now Legnica, Poland] Makkabi Magdeburg (1927-1937) [founded as Bar Kochba Magdeburg] Schild Magdeburg (1936?-1938?) Schild Mainz (1933-1938) 1935/36 AG Südwest, Main-Gruppe 3rd place 1936/37 AG Südwest, Main-Gruppe 2nd place Bar Kochba Mannheim (1926-1938) [1927-29 no football department] 1933/34 AG Südwest 6th place 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein 1st place 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd; Baden Makkabi champions Schild Mannheim (1933-1938) 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein 4th place 1938 AG Südwest, Baden Schild champions; Südwestdeutschland Schild runners-up Schild Marburg (1933-ca. 1935) [founded as Marburger Jüdischer Sportverein 1933] 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Hessen last place Schild Mayen (1933-1935) 1934 AG Südwest, Bezirk Mittelrhein last place Schild Meiningen (1934-ca. 1938) 1934/35 Mitteldeutschland Schild champions Schild Meschede (1934-1936) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Ruhr-Westfalen-Staffel 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Westfalen-Staffel 2nd place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Westfalen-Staffel Schild Hellmannia Minden (1934-1938) 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Westfalen Makkabi Moers (1933?-1934) 1934 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga Bar Kochba München (1912-1933) [founded as JTV Esra München] 1930/21 Süddeutschland A-Klasse ITUS München (1934-19389) Makkabi München (1936-1936) Hakoah München Gladbach (1926-1928) 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga 1927/28 VINTUS-Liga last place Makkabi München Gladbach (1933-1938) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 1st place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 2nd place; Dr. Heimann-Gedächtnispokal losing finalists 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga 2nd (?) place 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga; Dr. Heimann-Gedächtnispokal losing finalists Schild München Gladbach (1933-1938) 1934 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Rhein-Bezirk, Gruppe Nord, Klasse A 2nd place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein Nord 5th place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 1st place; Dr. Klopfer-Pokal losing finalists 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein 1938/39 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein Schild Münster (1934-1937) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Westfalen-Ruhr 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Westfalen (retired) 1936/37 Windmüller-Pokal winners Schild Neiße (1934-1938) [now Nysa, Poland] 1935/36 Oberschlesien (als SG Neiße-Brieg) 1937/38 Niederschlesien runners-up Schild Neuwied (1933-1938) 1934 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein, Staffel Nord 1935 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein, Staffel Süd 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein, Staffel Süd last (?) place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Rhein-Bezirk, Nordgruppe 1937/38 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Mittelrhein last place Bar Kochba Nürnberg (1919-1934) [founded as Jüdischer Turn- und Sportverein] ITUS Nürnberg (1934-1939) Hakoah Oberhausen (1935?-193?) Makkabi Oberhausen (1926-1933) Schild Oberhausen (1934-1937?) 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk [as SG Oberhausen-Duisburg] 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Industriebezirk [as SG Oberhausen-Duisburg] Bar Kochba Offenbach (1935-1938) 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Mainkreis Jüdischer SV Offenbach (ca. 1924-1938) [founded as Jüdischer Jugendbund Offenbach] 1933/34 AG Südwest 2nd place 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 3rd place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord (?) 4th place 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord 3rd place 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Nord (?) 7th place Schild Offenburg (1935-193?) Schild Oppeln (1933-1937) [now Opole, Poland] 1935/36 Oberschlesien Jüdischer SV Osnabrück (1924-1934) Schild Paderborn (1934-1936) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Gruppe Ruhr-Westfalen 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Westfalen champions; Westdeutschland Schild runners-up 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Westfalen Schild Pforzheim (1935-1938) 1935/36 AG Südwest, last place (lost all matches) 1936/37 AG Südwest 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein-Neckar AJJSV Pirmasens (1934-1938) 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein-Neckar Allgemeiner Jüdischer Sportclub Ratibor (1933-1936) [aka Schild Ratibor] [now Racibórz, Poland] 1935/36 Oberschlesien Hakoah Recklinghausen (1925-1928) [founded as Jüdischer Jugendverein Recklinghausen] 1925/26 VINTUS-Liga ITUS Regensburg (1935-1938?) Schild Rexingen (1935-193?) Schild Rheine (1933?-193?) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Westfalen-Ruhr Schild Rhina-Burghaun (1933?-1935?) Makkabi Rostock (ca. 1936-1938) Hakoah Saarbrücken (1935-1935?) Schild Schenklengsfeld (1934-1935) Makkabi Schlüchtern (1934-1935) ITUS Schweinfurt (1935-1935) Schild Soest (1933?-1936) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Ruhr-Westfalen 8th (last) place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Westfalen 4th place Bar Kochba Stettin (1904-1936) [founded as Jüdischer Turnverein Stettin] [now Szczecin, Poland] Hakoah Stuttgart (1932-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar/Süd 4th place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar; Baden Makkabi champions; Südwestdeutschland Makkabi runners-up (Hakoah dns) 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd 1st place TSV Schild Stuttgart (1933-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar/Süd 1st place ; Württemberg Schild champions; German Schild runners-up 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar 1st place; German Schild champions 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Neckar 1st place; Württemberg Schild champions; German Schild champions 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd 1st place; German Schild runners-up Bar Kochba Tilsit (1936?-193?) [now Sovetsk, Russia] Hakoah Trier (1926-192?) Makkabi Trier (193?-1937) Schild Trier (1934-193?) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Mittelrhein, Gruppe Süd 1st place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Mittelrhein Schild Twistringen (1933-1935) Schild Ulm (1933-1938) 1937/38 AG Südwest, Gruppe Süd Jüdischer SV Wanne-Eickel (1926-1933) 1926/27 VINTUS-Liga, Ruhrstaffel Bar Kochba Weißenfels (1935?-1936) Schild Wiedenbrück (1935-1937) 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Westfalen 3rd place 1936/37 Westdeutschland, Westfalen Schild champions Hakoah Wiesbaden (1934-1938) Schild Witten (1933-1934) 1933/34 Westdeutschland, Bezirk Ruhr-Westfalen Makkabi Wittlich (1935-1936) Schild Wittlich (1934-1935?) Makkabi Worms (1934-1935?) Schild Worms (1933-1938) 1934/35 AG Südwest last place 1935/36 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein 5th place 1936/37 AG Südwest, Gruppe Rhein 6th place 1937/38 AG Südwest, Main-Bezirk 5th place ITUS Würzburg (1934-1938) Hakoah Wuppertal (1933-1936) 1934/35 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga, Bezirk Rheinland-Westfalen 5th place 1935/36 Westdeutschland, Makkabi-Liga, Bezirk Rheinland-Westfalen last place Jüdischer SV Wuppertal (1935-1937) Makkabi Zwickau (1934-1936) 1935/36 Makkabi Berlin-Mitteldeutschland
Hakoah Berlin (1945?-1998) Berlin [merged in 9/11/1970 with Bar-Kochba Berlin
(gymastics and athletics) and Makkabi Berlin (boxing) to TuS Makkabi Berlin;
formally dissolved 1998]
1947-50 Amateurliga Berlin
TuS Makkabi Berlin (1970-1987, 199?-) Berlin [formed in 9/11/1970 by merger of
Bar-Kochba Berlin (gynmastics and athletics), Hakoah Berlin (football) and
Makkabi Berlin (boxing)]
1970-1981 ?
1982-1986 Amateuroberliga Berlin (West Germany 3rd level)
199?-2000 ?
2001 Kreisliga A, Berlin, Abteilung 2 (Germany 8th level)
TuS Maccabi Düsseldorf (1965-) Düsseldorf
NB: existed between 1923 and 1938, possibly without a football section; refounded in 1965
but football section only founded in 2008, inactive since 2009
2008/09 Kreisliga C
Makkabi Essen (????-) Essen
No info
TuS Makkabi Frankfurt (1965-) Frankfurt
1965-1999 ?
2000 Bezirksliga Frankfurt (Germany 7th level)
2001 Bezirks-Oberliga Frankfurt-West (Germany 6th level)
Maccabi Thessaloniki Club (1908-193?) Thessaloniki Akoah Thessaloniki Club (1924-19??) Thessaloniki Source: http://semiotics.nured.uowm.gr/docs/readings/JEWISH%20ATHLETES%20SALONICA.pdf
Maccabi Budapest (19??-19??) Budapest 19??-19?? ? Maccabi VAC Hungary (1989-) Budapest NB: has no football but a futsal section VAC (Vivó és Atlétikai Club) (1906-1957) Budapest 1910/11 quarter-finalists Hungarian cup 1921-1926 1st level NB: was dissolved and refounded on more than one occasion.
Maccabi Cork (19??-19??) Cork NB: in the 1930s there were 2 Jewish football clubs in Cork. Dublin Maccabi Club (19??-1995) Dublin Played in Dublin Amateur League
Hakoah Riga (19??-1941) Riga ????-1940 ? 1933-1941 Virsliga (Latvia 1st level) Maccabi Riga (192?-1941) Riga 1922 1st level 1923-19?? ?
Ben Judŕ (19??-19??) Tripoli 19??-19?? ? Maccabee Club Tripoli (1920-32; 193?-194?) Tripoli 1920-19?? ?
Makabi Jurbarkas (192?-1941) Yurburg 19??-19?? ? Makabi Kaunas (19??-19??) Kaunas 19??-1921 ? 1922-1930 1st level 1931 2nd level 1932-1933 1st level 1934-1937 ? 1938 1st level Makabi Kupiskis (192?-19??) Kupiskis Makabi Neishtot-Tavrig (192?-19??) Zemaiciu Naumiestis Makabi Panevezys (19??-19??) Panevezys 19??-1933 ? 1934 1st level 1935-19?? ? Makabi Rokiskis (192?-19??) Rokiskis Makabi Siauliai (19??-19??) Siauliai 19??-1924 ? 1925-1928 1st level 1929 2nd level 1930 1st level 1931 2nd level 1932 1st level 1933-1934 2nd level 1935 1st level 1936-1939 ? 1940 1st level Makabi Vilnius (19??-19??) Vilnius 1992 1st level titles: 1992 cup winners Yiddischer Akademischer Sportklub (19??-193?) Vilnius Makabi Zagare (192?-19??) Zagare
AED (1937-1941) Amsterdam 1937-1940 4th level 1940-1941 3rd level Achdoeth (1926-1938) Leeuwarden 1926-1938 FVB (Friesche Voetbal Bond) Atilla (19??-19??, before World War I) Groningen 19??-19?? GVB (Groninger Voetbal Bond) BPC (19??-1941) Amsterdam 19??-1936 AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) 1937-1941 4th level De Ooievaars (1911-1986) Den Haag 1911-1922 HVB (Haagsche Voetbal Bond) 1923-1940 4th level (suspended 1931-1933) 1940-1941 3rd level 1945-1947 4th level 1947-1986 ? EDW (1913-1931) Amsterdam [merged in 1931 with Hortus to HEDW] 1913-1921 AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) 1922-1929 3rd level 1929-1931 4th level Hakoah (1928-19??) Almelo HEDW (1931-1956) Amsterdam [formed in 1931 by merger of Hortus and EDW, merged in 1956 with Wilhelmina Vooruit to WV-HEDW] 1931-1932 3rd level 1932-1941 4th level 1946-1949 4th level 1950-1956 4th level Hortus (18/4/1912-1931) Amsterdam [merged in 1931 with EDW to HEDW] 1912-1914 AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) 1915-1919 3rd level 1919-1923 4th level 1923-1931 3rd level JoVoRo (19??-19??) Rotterdam 19??-19?? RVB (Rotterdam Voetbal Bond) Maccabi (1916-1919) Den Haag 1916-1919 ? Maccabi (192?-19??) Enschede Maccabi (197?-197?) Amsterdam 197?-197? AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) Raven (19??-19??, after World War I) [changed to Hakoah] 19??-19?? GVB (Groninger Voetbal Bond) Tempo (1935-1941) Den Haag 1935-1941 HVB (Haagsche Voetbal Bond) T.O.P. (192?-19??) Den Haag Wilhelmina Vooruit (25/5/1908-1956) Amsterdam [merged in 1956 with HEDW to WV-HEDW] 1908-1911 AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) 1912-1928 3rd level 1928-1941 4th level 1945-1949 4th level 1950-1953 4th level 1953-1956 3rd level W.J.J.G. (192?-19??) Winschoten WV-HEDW (1956-) Amsterdam [formed in 1956 by merger of Wilhelmina Vooruit and HEDW] 1956-1957 3rd level 1957-1959 4th level 1960-1967 AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) 1968-1972 4th level 1973- AVB (Amsterdamsche Voetbal Bond) Z.I.V.V. (1928-19??) Zwolle (Zwolsche Israëlitische Voetbalvereeniging)
Hebraica (19??-19??) Lima 19??-19?? Copa Peru (Peru 2nd level)
All the teams played before WWII. See also Poland - Jewish Championships. KS = Klub Sportowy (Sport Club) ZAKS = Zydowski Amatorski Klub Sportowy (Jewish Amateur Sport Club) ZKS = Zydowski Klub Sportowy (Jewish Sport Club) ZRKS = Zydowski Robotniczy Klub Sportowy (Jewish Workers Sport Club) ZTGS = Zydowskie Towarzystwo Gimnastyczno-Sportowe (Jewish Sport & Gymnastics Team) ZTS = Zydowskie Towarzystwo Sportowe (Jewish Sport Team) ZKS Achdutch Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? ZKS Amatorzy Kraków (19??-19??) Krakow 19??-19?? ? Bar Kochba Debica (1922 - 19??) Debica 1922-19?? ? Bar-Kochba Lodz (19??-1939) Lodz 19??-1938 ? 1939 B Class Lodz (Klasa B Lodz) [3rd level] Bar-Kochba Rzeszów (19??-19??) Rzeszow 19??-19?? ? ZKS Bielawa (19??-1950) Bielawa 19??-1950 ? Grodzisk Mazovyet (193?-19??) Grodzsk Mazowiecki 193?-19?? ? Robotniczy ZKS Gwiazda Lomza (1930-19??) Lomza 1930-19?? ? SRWF Gwiazda Warszawa (1923-1939) Warszawa 1923-27 Warszawa C Klasa (4th level) 1928-32 Warszawa A Klasa (1st level) 1933 Warszawa B Klasa 1934-39 Warszawa A Klasa Hagibor Przemysl (1919-19??) Przemysl 1919-19?? ? (more info can be found at http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/przemysl/prz231.html#26r) ZKS Hagibor Krakow (19??-1939) Krakow 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Krakow (Klasa A Krakow) [3rd level] Hagibor Wadowice (19??-19??) Wadowice 19??-19?? ? ZTGS Hakoah Bedzin (19??-19??) Bedzin 19??-19?? ? KS Hakoah Bielsko (19??-19??) Bielsko (now Bielsko-Biala) 19??-19?? ? Hakoah Kielce (19??-19??) Kielce 19??-19?? ? Hakoah Kraków (1922-19??) Krakow 1922-19?? ? ZKS Hakoah Lodz (19??-1939) Lodz 19?? - 1927 ? 1928 - 1935 A Class Lodz (Klasa A Lodz) [2nd level] 1936 - 1938 ? 1939 B Class Lodz (Klasa B Lodz) [3rd level] Hakoah Radom (19??-19??) Radom 19??-19?? ? Hakoah Stanislawów (192?-1939) Ivano-Frankivs'k (now in Ukraine) ZKS Hakoah Wilno (1923-19??) Vilnius (now in Lithuania) 1923-19?? ? Hapoel Bialystok (19??-1939) Bialystok 19??-1934 ? 1935-1938 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] 1939 ? Hapoel Bielsk Podlaski (19??-19??) Bielsk Podlaski 19??-19?? ? Hapoel Grajewo (19??-1939) Grajewo 19??-1937 ? 1938 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] 1939 ? ZKS Hapoel Kielce (19??-1939) Kielce 19??-1938 ? 1939 C Class Kielce (Klasa C Kielce) [5th level] ZKS Hasmonea Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? Hasmonea Luck (1908-1939) Lutsk (now in Ukraine) ZKS Hasmonea Lwów (6/1908-1939) Lvov (now in Ukraine) 1908-1922 ? 1923-1926 A Class Lwów (Klasa A Lwów) 1927-1928 1st Division (1. Liga) [1st level] 1929-1933 A Class Lwów (Klasa A Lwów) [2nd level] 1934-1939 Regional League Lwów (Liga Okregowa Lwów) [2nd level] Hasmonea Rowne (1923-1939) Rovno (now in Ukraine) 19??-19?? ? 1932-1933 2nd level 19??-19?? ? ZKS Hasmonea Wilno (1925-19??) Vilnius (now in Lithuania) 1925-19?? ? ZKS Hercja Kielce (19??-19??) Kielce 19??-19?? ? ZKS Jugend Kraków (1910-18/4/1914), changed to ZKS Mlodosc Kraków (18/4/1914-19??) Krakow 1910-19?? ? ZTS Jutrzenka Kraków (1909-1939) Krakow 1909-1919 ? 1920-1926 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) 1927 1st Division (1. Liga) [1st level] 1928 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) [2nd level] 1929-1930 ? 1931 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) [2nd level] 1932-1938 ? 1939 B Class Kraków (Klasa B Kraków) [4th level] ZKS Jutrzenka Lwów (19??-19??) Lvov (now in Ukraine) 19??-19?? ? Jutrzenka Radom (1918-19??) Radom 1918-19?? ? ZKS Jutrzenka Tarnów (19??-1939) Tarnow 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Tarnów (Klasa A Tarnów) [3rd level] ZKS Kadimah Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? ZKS Kadimah Oswiecim (19??-19??) Oswiecim 19??-19?? ? ZKS Katowice (19??-19??) Katowice 19??-19?? ? Kraft Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? ZRKS Kraków (1910-19??) Krakow 1910-19?? ? Makkabi Bialystok (19??-1939) Bialystok 19??-1934 ? 1935-1939 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] Makkabi Bielsko (19??-19??) Bielsko (now Bielsko-Biala) 19??-19?? ? Makkabi Czestochowa (19??-19??) Czestochowa 19??-19?? ? Makkabi Grodno (19??-1939) Grodno (now in Belarus) 19??-1935 ? 1936-1939 A Class Bia?ystok (Klasa A Bia?ystok) [2nd level] ZKS Makkabi Jaslo (19??-1939) Jaslo 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Tarnów (Klasa A Tarnów) [3rd level] ZKS Makkabi Kielce (1918-1939) Kielce 1918-1938 ? 1939 B Class Kielce (Klasa B Kielce) [4th level] KS Makkabi Konin (1916-19??) Konin 1916-19?? ? ZKS Makkabi Kraków (1909-1939) Krakow 1909-1919 ? 1920-1922 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) 1923-1924 B Class Kraków (Klasa B Kraków) 1925-1926 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) 1927-1928 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) [2nd level] 1929-1930 ? 1931-1935 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) [2nd level] 1936-1938 ? 1939 Regional League Kraków (Liga Okregowa Kraków) [2nd level] Makkabi Lodz (19??-193?) Lodz 19??-1932 ? 1933-1936 A Class Lodz (Klasa A Lodz) [2nd level] 1937-193? ? ZTGS Makkabi Lomza (1916-1939) Lomza 1916-1935 ? 1936-1937 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] 1938 ? 1939 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] Makkabi Lwów (19??-19??) Lvov (now in Ukraine) 19??-19?? ? ZKS Makkabi Mielec (19??-1939) Mielec 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Tarnów (Klasa A Tarnów) [3rd level] ZKS Makkabi Nowy Sacz (1923-1939) Nowy Sacz 1923-1938 ? 1939 B Class Podhale (Klasa B Podhale) [4th level] Makkabi Sejny (19??-19??) Sejny 19??-19?? ? Makkabi Suwalki (19??-193?) Suwalki 19??-1935 ? 1936 A Class Bialystok (Klasa A Bialystok) [2nd level] 1937-193? ? Makkabi Warszawa (19??-19??) Warsaw 19??-19?? ? ZTGS Makkabi Wilno (1921-1939) Vilnius (now in Lithuania) 1921-1937 ? 1938 A Class Wilno (Klasa A Wilno) [2nd level] 1939 ? Makkabi Wloclawek (19??-19??) Wloclawek 19??-19?? ? Makkabi Wolkowysk (19??-19??) Wolkowysk (now in Lithuania) 19??-19?? ? Morgenstern Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? ZAKS PON Wilno (19??-19??) Vilnius (now in Lithuania) 19??-19?? ? LKS Rogatin (193?-19??) Rogatin (Rohatyn) (now in Ukraine) Samaon Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? ZKS Samson Rzeszów (19??-19??) Rzeszow 19??-19?? ? ZTGS Samson Tarnów (1912-1939) Tarnow 1912-1938 ? 1939 B Class Tarnów (Klasa B Tarnów) [4th level] ZKS Sila Zablocie (19??-1939) Zablocie 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Bielsko (Klasa A Bielsko) [3rd level] ZKS Sila Kraków (19??-1939) Krakow 19??-1938 ? 1939 A Class Kraków (Klasa A Kraków) [3rd level] RKS Skala Wyszków (1928-19??) Wyszków 1928-19?? ? Sparta Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? Sztern Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? Tel Chaj Lodz (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ? KS im. Trumfeldora (19??-19??) Lodz 19??-19?? ?
Hakoah Arad (19??-19??) Arad 1925-1927 1st level (regional group) 1929-1930 1st level (regional group) Macabi Balti (19??-19??) Balti (now in Moldova) 1937-1938 3rd level Macabi Braila (19??-19??) Braila 1925-1926 1st level (regional group) Macabi Bucuresti (1919-1940) Bucharest 1924-1926 1st level (regional group) 1926-1928 2nd level (regional group) 1928-1932 1st level (regional group) 1934-1940 2nd level Hakoah Cernauti (1908-1931) Cernauti (now in Ukraine) 1908-1921 city championships 1921-1931 1st level (regional group) champions regional group Cernauti 1929 Macabi Cernauti (1908-1931,1932-1940) Cernauti (now in Ukraine) 1908-1921 city championships 1921-1931 1st level (regional group) 1932-1932 1st level (regional group) 1937-1938 3rd level champions regional group Cernauti 1927, 1931, 1932 (spring) Macabi Hakoah Cernauti (1931-1932) Cernauti (now in Ukraine) 1931-1932 1st level (regional group) NB: temporary merger of Macabi and Hakoah Poale Zion Cernauti (19??-19??) Cernauti (now in Ukraine) 1921-1922 1st level (regional group) Hakoah Chisinau (19??-19??) Chisinau (now in Moldova) 1928-1930 1st level (regional group) Macabi Chisinau (19??-19??) Chisinau (now in Moldova) 1924-1925 1st level (regional group) 1936-1938 3rd level 1939-1940 2nd level Haggibor Cluj (19??-19??) Cluj 1921-1932 1st level (regional group) Maccabi Galati (19??-19??) Galati 1925-1927 1st level (regional group) Hakoah Iasi (19??-19??) Iasi 1926-1927 1st level (regional group) 1928-193q 1st level (regional group) Macabi Iasi (19??-19??) Iasi 1926-1927 1st level (regional group) 1929-193q 1st level (regional group) Macabi Hakoah Iasi (19??-19??) Iasi 1937-1938 3rd level NB: merger of Maccabi and Hakoah Maccabi Oradea (1921- 19??) Oradea 1922-1924 1st level (regional group) 1925-1932 1st level (regional group) Bar Kochba Satu Mare (19??-19??) Satu Mare 1925-1932 1st level (regional group) 1937-1938 3rd level Jehuda Sibiu (19??-19??) Sibiu 1921-1924 1st level (regional group) Samson Sighet Marmatiei (19??-19??) Sighet Marmatiei 1924-1927 1st level (regional group) Kadima Targu Mures (19??-19??) Targu Mures 1923-1924 1st level (regional group) Kadima Timisoara (19??-19??) Timisoara 1924-1925 1st level (regional group) 1926-1928 1st level (regional group) 1929-1932 1st level (regional group)
Makkabi Moscow (2003-2010) Moscow 2004 Moscow Inter-nations League Russia Makkabi (20??-) Moscow
Glasgow Maccabi (19??-) Glasgow 19??-2001 ?
Jewish Guild (1897-1975) Johannesburg Merged 1975 with Johannesburg Corinthians to form Guild Apollo 1964 Castle Cup finalist 1970 promoted to NFL Maccabi FC (2014 –) Johannesburg
Kurenets (192?-19??) Kurenets Macobi Minsk (1913-19??) Minsk Makkabi Bendery (191?-193?) Bendery Maccabi SC Novogrudok (19??-19??) Nawahradak NB: Bendery (Tighina) is in Moldova, Kurenets and Nawahradak both in Belarus
Maccabi Bahri (1948-19??) Bahri [aka Khartoum North] Played in the local league
Hakoah SK (19??-) Malmö 19??-1994 ? 1995-2000 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level) IK Makkabi (1933-) Stockholm 1933-1988 ? 1989 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level) 1990-1992 ? 1993 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level) 1994 ? 1995-1996 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level) 1997 Division 6 (Sweden 7th level) 1998 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level) 1999 Division 6 (Sweden 7th level) 2000-2002 Division 7 (Sweden 8th level)
FC Hakoah Zürich (1921-) Zurich 1921-2002 3rd to 5th level 2003 4th level JTV Basel (19??-) Basel 19??-2002 ? 2003 Nordwestschweiz 5 Liga (Switzerland 8th level)
FC Sioniste Marsa (19??-19??) Marsa Sion Club Sfax (192?-19??) Sfax Maccabi Sousse (1920-1940) Sousse Merged 1936 with Patriote and Red Star to Football Club de Sousse; merger disbanded 1937. FC Sioniste Tozeur (19??-19??) Tozeur
OSG Makkabi Istanbul (1913-194?) Istanbul 1913-19?? ?
Maccabi Kyiv (1919?-19??) Kyiv Makkabi Odessa (19??-19??) Odessa NB: played in Odessa city league in 1917/18 season Makkabi Podgaycy (193?-??) Podgaycy (Pidgajcy, Pidhajzi) ZKS Yehuda Ternopil (1910-39) Ternopil (Tarnopol) NB: in the 1930s there were 2 Jewish football clubs in Ternopil.
SC Hakoah Bergen County (2009-) Teaneck, NJ Bronx Jewish Soccer Club (193?-19??) New York Brooklyn Jewish Soccer Club (1939-19??) New York Brooklyn Hakoah (1929) New York [merged at the end of 1929 with New York Hakoah I to Hakoah All-Stars] 1929 ASL I Hakoah All-Stars (1929-1931), changed to New York Hakoah II (1931-1933) New York [formed by merger of Brooklyn Hakoah and New York Hakoah I] 1929-1933 ASL I Jewish Unity Club Newark (193?-1951) Newark, NJ Los Angeles Maccabee ((1971-1982) Los Angeles titles: 1973 US Challenge Cup winners 1975 US Challenge Cup winners 1977 US Challenge Cup winners 1981 US Challenge Cup winners Maccabi Athletic Club (19??-1951) New York NB: merged 1951 with Prospect Unity Club to New York Blue Stars. Maccabi Chicago (193?-) Chicago New World Club [NWC] (1939-1951) New York NB: founded as German Jewish Club. New York Blue Stars (1951-) New York NB: merger of Maccabi Athletic Club and Prospect Unity Club. New York Hakoah I (1928-1929) New York [merged in 1929 with Brooklyn Hakoah to Hakoah All-Stars] records: 1928-1929 EPSL II titles: 1929 US Challenge Cup winners New York Hakoah III (1948-1962) New York [merged in 1962 with New York Americans to New York Hakoah-Americans] records: 1948-1964 ASL II titles: 1956/57 champions 1957/58 champions 1958/59 champions Prospect Unity Club (1941-1951) New York NB: merged 1951 with Maccabi Athletic Club to New York Blue Stars.
Monastir (around 1928) Bitola Juda Makabi Novi Sad (1920-41) Novi Sad 1921/22 Belgrade regional league (1st level) 1925/26 Novi Sad regional league (1st level) 1927-1929 Novi Sad regional league (1st level) 1935-1938 Novi Sad regional league (1st level) Barkohba Sarajevo (?-?) Sarajevo 1921-1926 Sarajevo city league (2nd level) Makabi Sarajevo (?-?) Sarajevo 1938/39 Sarajevo city league (1st level)
Thanks to Sergio Hernández, Osvaldo José Gorgazzi (both Argentina), John Punshon, Greg Stock (both Australia), Gerhard Öhlinger, Ernst and Albert Stern (all Austria), Timo Bootsma (Belgium), Luiz Fernando Bindi, Julio Diogo. Rodrigo Teixeira Paiva, Santiago Reis (all Brazil), Bojan Puric (Croatia), Sřren Florin Elbech, Jimmie Thomsen (both Denmark), Anthony Ackerman (England), Heikki Pietarinen (Finland), Frédéric Pauron (France), Andreas Werner (Germany), Allard Doesburg (Netherlands), Eli Schmerler (Peru), Pawel Mogielnicki, Albert Florek (both Poland), Clas Glenning (Sweden), Ronny Bachenheimer (Switzerland) and David Litterer (USA)
Sources included: [Jur 19], [Sch 08b]
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