District class Thuringia

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District class Thuringia
Association Football department
First edition 1933
hierarchy 2nd league
Teams 16 [2] - (1940/41)
14 [2] - (1941/42)
12 (1933/34), (1934/35), (1935/36), (1936/37)
11 (1937/38) , (1938/39), (1939/40)
15 [3] - (1942/43) [2]
Record champions 1. FC 07 Lauscha
SC Erfurt 1895 (2 x each)
Qualification for Promotion round to Gauliga Mitte
region Gau ThuringiaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / card format
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The district class Erfurt-Thuringia , (later also 1st class Erfurt-Thuringia ), was one of three second-class soccer leagues in the Sportgau Mitte during the National Socialist era . In addition to the Magdeburg-Anhalt district class and the Halle-Merseburg district class, it served as a substructure for the Gauliga Mitte and existed from 1933 to 1943 - over ten season series.

[* from 1940/41 season: 1st class Erfurt-Thuringia ]

history

After the dissolution of the Association of Central German Ball Game Associations due to the co-ordination , in 1933 all the associations from the association were classified in Gaue V Sachsen and VI Mitte . From Thuringia, the two best clubs from the 1932/33 season of the Gauliga North Thuringia , as well as both winners of the Gauliga East Thuringia 1932/33 and the Gauliga South Thuringia 1932/33, received a place for the first-class Gauliga in mid-1933/34 . All other, less well-placed clubs from the Thuringian districts, which existed until 1933, were assigned to existing lower divisions by association decree.

The district class Erfurt-Thuringia started with 12 participating clubs. Below the new district class were six district classes: (1) Wartburg , (2) West Thuringia (from 1936: Hainaut ), (3) North Thuringia (from 1936: Erfurt ), (4) South Thuringia , (5) East Thuringia (from 1936: Weimar ) and (6) Osterland . The title holder of the district class qualified for the promotion round to Gauliga Mitte by playing off the (mostly) two promoted to Gauliga with the winners of the two other Gau district classes. For the 1939/40 season, the district class was then divided into two seasons, west and south . Both season winners then played the district championship and participants for the Gauliga promotion in a final game. In 1940/41 the league was renamed 1st Class Thuringia and increased to eight clubs per season. Due to the war, the development at that time led to voluntary withdrawals of clubs, but unfortunately to fewer and fewer participation reports. In 1943 the first classes in the Gau were dissolved. The new second league level, formed from now on the district classes.

Except twice, the winner of the Erfurt-Thuringia district class was also able to prevail in the three-way promotion round and move up to the Gauliga middle. Only in 1933/34 and 1942/43 did the Thuringian soccer champions not make it to the top division. The 1. FC 07 Lauscha and the SC Erfurt in 1895 were twice each decide for the district championship. The Erfurt Sport Club from 1895 rose in both cases.

Seasons of the district class Thuringia 1934–1943

1. FC 07 Lauscha - two-time district champion of Thuringia
SC Erfurt 95 - Also two-time district champion of Thuringia
season Winner district class
Thuringia 		Cutting off the
promotion round
1933/34 1. FC Lauscha Third
1934/35 1. FC Lauscha Second
1935/36 FC Thuringia Weida First
1936/37 SC Erfurt 1895 Second
1937/38 SV 08 Steinach First
1938/39 1. SV Gera First
1939/40 SC Apolda Second
1940/41 SC Erfurt 1895 Third a
1941/42 SpVgg Erfurt First
1942/43 LSV Nordhausen Third
a Since the number of participants in the Gauliga Mitte was increased for the coming 1941/42 season, all three participants rose to the promotion round.


The 15 district class districts and their assignment to the 3 district classes of the Gauliga Mitte from 1936/37 , (in brackets: 1934–1936)

1. Magdeburg-Anhalt [4] = (1.) Altmark (2.) Magdeburg (3.) Harz (4.) Anhalt

2. Halle-Merseburg [5] = (1.) Kyffhäuser (2.) Rudelsburg (created in a new form / Saale-Elster district was dissolved) (3.) Jahn (Saale) (4.) Kursachsen (Mulde) (5 .) Elbe-Elster

3. Erfurt-Thuringia [6] = (1.) Wartburg (2.) Hennegau (West Thuringia) (3.) Erfurt (North Thuringia) (4.) Weimar (East Thuringia) (5.) South Thuringia (6.) Osterland


The district champions of all 15 districts of the Gauliga in the middle of 1933–1943 - this is how they played the promotion to the respective district classes.

year AT THE MD HZ ON KH SE / RB SAT / JN ML / KS EE WB WT / HG NT / EF OT / WR ST OIL
1933/34 Tangermünde S. SC 1900 Thale Bernburg W. Oberröblingen Time Ammendorf Zscherndorf Muhlberg Mulhouse Schmalkalden Erfurt Sportring Apolda VfB Sonneberg 04 Altenburg
1934/35 Guards Castle P. Aschersleben A. Koethen 02 Dingelstädt Naundorf Schkeuditz Delitzsch Mückenberg Eisenach Barchfeld Sömmerda Apolda VfB Neuhaus hedgehog blow Gera C.
1935/36 Tangermünde F. Schönebeck VfB Thale Mildensee Salza Teuchern Merseburg VfL Zscherndorf Hohenleipisch Gotha A. Zella-Mehlis Union Stadtilm Apolda SC Neuhaus hedgehog blow Altenburg
1936/37 Salzwedel SC 1900 Thale Bernburg W. Nordhausen W. Taucha Hall B. Wood white Hohenleipisch Eisenach Barchfeld Stadtilm Poessneck Mengersgereuth hammering Rositz
1937/38 Stendal BuTC Staßfurt Wernigerode Bernburg 07 Dingelstädt Taucha Leuna Piesteritz Hohenleipisch Mulhouse Spreads Stadtilm Weimar MvR S. Neuhaus Gera SV
1938/39 Blocks Ottersleben Gr. Aschersleben A. Bernburg 07 Nordhausen W. Weißenfels TuRV Wansleben Greppin Hohenleipisch Ruhla Suhl SV Stadtilm Kahla Neustadt hedgehog blow Neustadt / Orla
1939/40 nb Neustadt V.-1860 Oschersleben Dessau 98 Salza Hohenmölsen Merseburg P. Sandersdorf Mockrehna Mulhouse Suhl SpVgg Ilmenau Saalfeld S. Neuhaus Greiz
1940/41 Stendal V. Castle P. Thale Bernburg 07 Nordhausen LSV Weißenfels S.-G. Bad Durrenberg Sandersdorf nb Depth location Zella Mehlis 06 Ilmenau / Arnstadt / Erfurt VfB Weimar N. / Jena 03 II Heinersdorf Gera W. / Rositz / nb
1941/42 Stendal V. SC 1900 Aschersleben SV Koethen G. Sondershausen MSV Zeitz BC Schkeuditz Wittenberg 07 Torgau Gotha LSV Zella-Mehlis Union LSV Erfurt Arnstadt Rudolstadt / Jena S. Sonneberg LSV nb
1942/43 nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb nb

Colored background = newcomers // small district reform + district name change, (6 of 15), from the 1936/37 and 1940/41
1933/34 season Halle-Merseburg : three climbers because the SF Halle in Gauliga rose and 1938/39 only one climber, because W. Nordhausen renounced // 1939/40 and 1941/42 Erfurt-Thuringia : all went straight to without a relegation round
1933/34 Halle-Merseburg : W. Mühlberg was given the cavalry regiment for the next season / Sports group Torgau nominated as replacement promoted
1939/40 Magdeburg-Anhalt as well as Thuringia , [DFB- / Gauliga Mitte decision]: the respective district champions were excluded
from the respective promotion rounds during the 1st war championships for reasons of lack of war, geographical and infrastructural reasons. 43 was the district Kyffhäuser - (and therefore the district champion 1941-42: MSV Sondershausen), sport-structurally the district Thuringia assigned
Strikeout = season champion, but without subsequent rise
[absence that will be added]

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