European Championships 1979
As European Championship 1979 or EM 1979 is referred to the following European Championships , which in 1979 took place:
- European baseball championship 1979 in Italy
- European basketball championship 1979 in Mestre , Siena , Gorizia and Turin ( Italy )
- European Bobsleigh Championship 1979 in Winterberg ( Germany )
- European Boxing Championships 1979 in Cologne ( Germany )
- European Curling Championships 1979 in Varese ( Italy )
- Three Cushion European Championship 1979 in Düren ( Germany )
- European ice hockey championship 1979 as part of the 1979 ice hockey world championship in Moscow ( USSR )
- European U18 Ice Hockey Championships 1979 in Katowice and Tychy ( Poland )
- European Figure Skating Championships 1979 in Zagreb ( Yugoslavia )
- European speed skating all-around championship 1979 in Deventer ( Netherlands )
- Formula 2 European Championship 1979
- European Weightlifting Championships 1979 in Varna ( Bulgaria )
- European Judo Championships 1979 in Kerkrade ( Netherlands )
- European Judo Championships 1979 in Brussels ( Belgium )
- European Karate Championship 1979 in Helsinki ( Finland )
- European Natural Track Luge Championships 1979 in Fénis ( Italy )
- Natural Track Junior European Championship 1979 in Liezen ( Austria )
- European Luge Championships 1979 in Oberhof ( GDR )
- European Wrestling Championships 1979 in Bucharest ( Romania )
- European Squash Team Championship 1979 in Hamburg ( Germany )
- European Gymnastics Championships 1979 (women) in Copenhagen ( Denmark )
- European Gymnastics Championships 1979 (men) in Essen ( Germany )
- European Women's Volleyball Championship 1979 in Lyon , Orléans , Cannes and Évreux ( France )
- European men's volleyball championship 1979 in Paris , Nantes , Saint-Quentin and Toulouse ( France )