East Germany - Youth Championships


DDR-Nachwuchsmeister [East German New generation Champion]

1977  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (1)
1978  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1979  SG Dynamo Dresden (1)
1980  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (1)
1981  Berliner FC Dynamo (1)
1982  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (1)
1983  SG Dynamo Dresden (2)
1990  FC Hansa Rostock (1)
1991  FC Berlin (2)

Record Winners:
(2)   1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
      Berliner FC Dynamo / FC Berlin
      SG Dynamo Dresden

Notes: The DDR-Nachwuchsoberliga existed between 1976/77 and 1982/83 and again from
1989/90 until 1990/91, the final season before the unification of the East and the
West German football pyramid. Players above Youth A level (Junioren), depending on
the applicable regulations for its two incarnations, could play in this league.
Between 1968/69 and 1975/76 and again from 1983/84 until the 1988/89 season the
DDR-Juniorenoberliga (East German Youth A Premier League) existed where only Youth
A level players where eligible to play. In these years the winner of this league
was crowned DDR-Juniorenmeister (see list below).
For DDR-Nachwuchs- and Juniorenoberliga there was no promotion and relegation on
the pitch. The 14 teams mirrored in every season the line-up of the men's
DDR-Oberliga (East German premier league).

DDR-Juniorenmeister (East German Youth A Champions)

1949  ZSG Industrie Leipzig (1)
1950  ZSG Union Halle (1)
1951  BSG Chemie Halle-Leuna (2)
1952  BSG Chemie Bitterfeld (1)
1953  BSG Motor Grubenlampe Zwickau (1)
1954  BSG Stahl Helbra (1)
1955  BSG Empor Halle (1)
1956  BSG Rotation Babelsberg (1)
1957  SC Motor Jena (1)
1958  SC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1959  ASK Vorwärts Berlin (1)
1960  SC Dynamo Berlin (1)
1961  SC Rotation Leipzig (1)
1962  SG Dynamo Dresden (1)
1963  SC Aufbau Magdeburg (1)
1964  SC Aufbau Magdeburg (2)
1965  SC Aufbau Magdeburg (3)
1966  TSG Wismar (1)
1967  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (1)
1968  FC Hansa Rostock (1)
1969  Hallescher FC Chemie (3)
1970  1. FC Magdeburg (4)
1971  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1972  SG Dynamo Dresden (2)
1973  FC Hansa Rostock (2)
1974  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (3)
1975  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (2)
1976  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (4)
1977  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (5)
1978  Berliner FC Dynamo (2)
1979  Berliner FC Dynamo (3)
1980  FC Hansa Rostock (3)
1981  SG Dynamo Dresden (3)
1982  SG Dynamo Dresden (4)
1983  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (1)
1984  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (3)
1985  SG Dynamo Dresden (5)
1986  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (2)
1987  Berliner FC Dynamo (4)
1988  SG Dynamo Dresden (6)
1989  1. FC Magdeburg (5)
1990  FC Hansa Rostock (4)
1991  FC Berlin (5)

Record Winners:
(6)   SG Dynamo Dresden
(5)   SC Dynamo Berlin / Berliner FC Dynamo / FC Berlin
      SC Aufbau Magdeburg / 1. FC Magdeburg
      SC Rotation Leipzig / 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig

Notes: In years where the DDR-Juniorenoberliga not existed different formats
were used to crown the East German Youth A champions. For example until 1982/83
a Juniorenliga AK 17/18 (Youth A League Under 17/18) existed in which the
state-sponsored football clubs and SG Dynamo Dresden, which was equal to
them, competed.
Because in the Nachwuchsoberliga 1989/90 and 1990/91 mainly Youth A level players
were competing some sources list the champions of this two seasons also as East
German Youth A Champions.

Junge-Welt-Pokalsieger der Junioren ([East] German Youth A Cup Winners)

1949  Nordstern 07 Berlin (1)
1950  ZSG Union Halle (1)
1951  BSG Melsa Halle (1)
1952  BSG Empor Halle (1)
1953  BSG Wismut Neuwürschnitz (1)
1954  TuRu Düsseldorf (1)
1955  SC Turbine Erfurt (1)
1956  TSV Eintracht Braunschweig (1)
1957  TSV Eintracht Braunschweig (2)
1958  SC Motor Karl-Marx-Stadt (1)
1959  ASK Vorwärts Berlin (1)
1960  SC Lokomotive Leipzig (1)
1961  TSC Oberschöneweide (1)
1962  SC Frankfurt/Oder (1)
1963  SC Turbine Erfurt (2)
1964  SC Chemie Halle (2)
1965  SC Karl-Marx-Stadt (2)
1966  Berliner FC Dynamo (1)
1967  Berliner FC Dynamo (2)
1968  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (3)
1969  BSG Stahl Riesa (1)
1970  1. FC Magdeburg (1)
1971  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (1)
1972  FC Hansa Rostock (1)
1973  FC Hansa Rostock (2)
1974  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1975  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (3)
1976  SG Dynamo Dresden (1)
1977  BSG Stahl Riesa(2)
1978  BSG Wismut Aue (1)
1979  BSG Wismut Aue (2)
1980  BSG Chemie Leipzig (2)
1981  BSG Post Neubrandenburg (1)
1982  BSG Post Neubrandenburg (2)
1983  BSG Stahl Riesa (3)
1984  1. FC Magdeburg (2)
1985  SG Dynamo Dresden (2)
1986  SG Dynamo Dresden (3)
1987  Berliner FC Dynamo (3)
1988  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (4)
1989  Berliner FC Dynamo (4)
1990  FC Berlin (5)
1991  1. FC Dynamo Dresden (4)

Record Winners:
(5)   Berliner FC Dynamo / FC Berlin
(4)   1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
      SG Dynamo Dresden / 1. FC Dynamo Dresden

Notes: In the early years of the competition also teams from West Germany
participated.
The cup was named after Junge Welt (Young world), the newspaper of the
Freie Deutsche Jugend (Free German Youth), the official youth movement
in East Germany.

DDR-Jugendmeister (East German Youth B Champions)

1951  SC Turbine Erfurt (1)
1952  Adlershofer BC (1)
1953  BSG Empor Halle (1)
1954  BSG Chemie Zeitz (1)
1955  SC Chemie Halle-Leuna (1)
1956  BSG Fortschritt Guben (1)
1957  ASK Vorwärts Berlin (1)
1958  until
1964  no competition
1965  SC Turbine Erfurt (2)
1966  1. FC Magdeburg (1)
1967  Berliner FC Dynamo (1)
1968  1. FC Magdeburg (2)
1969  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (1)
1970  FC Hansa Rostock (1)
1971  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1972  Berliner FC Dynamo (2)
1973  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/oder (2)
1974  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (3)
1975  Berliner FC Dynamo (3)
1976  Hallescher FC Chemie Halle (2)
1977  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (1)
1978  FC Hansa Rostock (2)
1979  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (3)
1980  1. FC Magdeburg (3)
1981  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (4)
1982  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (3)
1983  SG Dynamo Dresden (1)
1984  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (5)
1985  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (4)
1986  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/oder (4)
1987  FC Carl Zeiss Jena (1)
1988  SG Dynamo Dresden (2)
1989  SG Dynamo Dresden (3)
1990  FC Hansa Rostock (3)
1991  SV Merseburg 99 (1)

Record Winners:
(5)   1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig
(4)   FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt
      ASK Vorwärts Berlin / FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder

FDJ-Pokalsieger der Jugend (East German Youth B Cup Winners)

1952  BSG Motor Limbach-Oberfrohna (1)
1953  BSG Motor Ost Halle (1)
1954  BSG Stahl Helbra (1)
1955  BSG Rotation Babelsberg (1)
1956  SC Motor Jena (1)
1957  ASK Vorwärts Berlin (1)
1958  BSG Einheit Greifswald (1)
1959  SC Rotation Leipzig (1)
1960  TSC Oberschöneweide (1)
1961  SC Einheit Dresden (1)
1962  TSG Wismar (1)
1963  TSG Wismar (2)
1964  SC Motor Jena (2)
1965  SC Dynamo Berlin (1)
1966  Hallescher FC Chemie (1)
1967  1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig (2)
1968  Berliner FC Dynamo (2)
1969  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (1)
1970  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (1)
1971  Berliner FC Dynamo (3)
1972  Berliner FC Dynamo (4)
1973  SG Dynamo Dresden (1)
1974  Hallescher FC Chemie (2)
1975  FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt (2)
1976  Berliner FC Dynamo (5)
1977  BSG Energie Cottbus (1)
1978  BSG Energie Cottbus (2)
1979  BSG Stahl Riesa (1)
1980  BSG Chemie Leipzig (1)
1981  BSG Post Neubrandenburg (1)
1982  BSG Stahl Riesa (2)
1983  BSG Sachsenring Zwickau (1)
1984  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (2)
1985  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (2)
1986  FC Karl-Marx-Stadt (3)
1987  Hallescher FC Chemie (3)
1988  FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder (3)
1989  SG Dynamo Dresden (2)
1990  FC Hansa Rostock (1)
1991  FC Hansa Rostock (2)

Record Winners:
(5)   SC Dynamo Berlin / Berliner FC Dynamo
(3)   ASK Vorwärts Berlin / FC Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder
      FC Karl-Marx-Stadt
      Hallescher FC Chemie

Notes: The cup was named after the Freie Deutsche Jugend (Free German Youth), the
official youth movement in East Germany, since the 1973/74 season. Until 1972/73
it was called the FDGB-Pokal der Jugend after the Freier Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund
(Free German Trade Union Federation), East Germany's sole national trade union.
 


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