FSV Hansa 07 Berlin
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| Surname | Free Sports Association Hansa 07 Berlin e. V. |
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| Seat | Berlin-Kreuzberg | ||
| founding | 1907 | ||
| Colours | yellow-black-white | ||
| Website | www.hansa07.de | ||
| First soccer team | |||
| Venue | Wrangelritze (Wrangelstrasse sports field) | ||
| Places | 1000 | ||
| league | District League Berlin, Season 2 | ||
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The FSV Hansa 07 Berlin is a German sports club based in Berlin-Kreuzberg . The main sport is football, the home of the Kreuzbergers is the Wrangelstraße sports field , which officially offers space for 1000 spectators.
society
Hansa 07 was founded on October 12, 1907 as Berliner FC Hansa 07 (B. F. C. Hansa 07) in a bar on the Schlesische Brücke. The founders of the association are: Emil Abel, Otto Beyer, Franz Franke, Walter Gillketter, Ernst Gladis, Georg Greuel, Max Gutte, Franz Mosolf, Bruno Owczaryczek, Hugo Pomnitz, Alwin Schmallandt and Heinz Weißgerber.
At the beginning of the 1908/09 season, the club joined the Märkischer Fußballbund (Berlin Ballspielbund department) and was assigned to the second division. In the first year of the game, the second place in the table and thus the promotion to the first class could be achieved behind Hevellia. The game was played on the Tempelhofer Feld (later Tempelhof Airport, then Tempelhofer Freiheit ). In the 1910/11 season 3 teams could already be registered, and two years later a youth team started for the first time. The first championship was in the 1914/15 series in the III. Class won, but after an objection from Treptow-Süd "at the green table" revoked.
The club, which played in the championship of the ATSB until 1933 , merged with the Free Sports Association 1913 Berlin in 1918 , and from then on operated as the Free Sports Association Hansa 07 Berlin . In 1911 the team briefly joined SC Hellas 04 . After the workers' sports movement was disbanded in 1933, the Berliners changed their name again to Fußballsportverein 07 Berlin in 1935 , which was retained until 1945.
After 1945, the Allied ban on private associations initially applied. Instead, there were now syndicates at the district level such as SG Kreuzberg-Ost . Kreuzberg-Ost already took part in the first Berlin post-war championship in 1945, which also served as a qualifying round for the newly founded Berlin City League . Kreuzberg-Ost only narrowly failed behind the later Berlin champions SG Wilmersdorf and at the same point SG Spandau-Altstadt and was then incorporated into the Berlin Amateur League. In the Berlin amateur league Kreuzberg-Ost had no chance and was relegated in 1949 with only three season points. In the period that followed, FSV Hansa , which was re-established in 1949, disappeared in 1907 Berlin in the lowlands of Berlin local football.
statistics
| season | League (1st men) | Place (of) |
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| 2004/05 | BFV district league A | 3 (16) |
| 2005/06 | BFV district league A | 12 (16) |
| 2006/07 | BFV district league A | 14 (16) |
| 2007/08 | BFV district league B | 2 (16) |
| 2008/09 | BFV district league A | 9 (16) |
| 2009/10 | BFV district league A | 5 (16) |
| 2010/11 | BFV district league A | 6 (16) |
| 2011/12 | BFV district league A | 6 (16) |
| 2012/13 | BFV district league A | 6 (16) |
| 2013/14 | BFV district league A | 5 (16) |
| 2014/15 | BFV district league A | 2 (16) |
| 2015/16 | BFV district league | 11 (16) |
| 2016/17 | BFV district league | 6 (16) |
| 2017/18 | BFV district league | 8 (16) |
| 2018/19 | BFV district league | 4 (16) |
- Participation in the Berlin City League: 1945/46 (qualification)
The re-establishment
After the ban on private clubs was lifted, Alwin Schmallandt, Richard Jütze, Willi Jaensch, Ernst Lange and Ernst Mauritz applied for a license from the Free Sports Association Hansa. On May 7th, 1949 there was an extraordinary general assembly, in which the re-establishment of the FSV Hansa 07 was decided.
One of the (athletically) most famous Hansa 07 homegrown players was probably the center forward Klaus Taube , who played in the Hansa youth team before he moved to Hertha BSC in 1951 at the age of 16 and soon matured into a regular player.
Since the seventies and eighties, many migrants and students from the Kreuzberg alternative movement have been playing at Hansa . In the 90s, the association became known through the Catenaccio campaign against racists initiated by Harald "Halla" Tolksdorf . After the violent attacks against foreigners in Rostock-Lichtenhagen and in other cities, the slogan was printed in black letters on the jerseys in order to send a clear message. Even today, the club is committed to combating racism and homophobia, especially in football.
FSV Hansa 07 currently has a continuous football offer from a ball game group from 4 years up to over 60. Women's and girls' football as well as futsal have also successfully established themselves in the club.
people
literature
- Hardy Greens : SG Kreuzberg-Ost. In: Encyclopedia of German League Football. Volume 7: Club Lexicon . AGON-Sportverlag, Kassel 2001, ISBN 3-89784-147-9 , p. 273
- Paul Linke: A district league team through the ages: And then everything turned out differently . 11freunde.de, March 8, 2007; Festschrift