Gauliga Ostmark

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The Gauliga Ostmark (also sports area class 17 ), from 1941 Gauliga Donau-Alpenland , was a soccer sports area in the German Reich at the time of National Socialism .

General

The area class comprised the annexed areas of eastern Austria , southern Czechoslovakia and northern Yugoslavia from 1938 until the dissolution in 1945 . In the division class, one of the participants in the German football championship was played in the football league of the same name (also division league) . The clubs Tyrol were not part of this Gauliga but continued to play in the Tyrolean League of the football championship. In the first years after the Anschluss, a promotion right to the Gauliga Bayern was provided, but no use was made of this. Clubs from Vorarlberg also continued to play the local championship , which was expanded to include German clubs around Lake Constance . From this league there was a right of promotion to Gauliga Württemberg .

The sporting importance was undermined by the war events on the one hand, and the advantage of contacts between individual clubs and NSDAP politicians on the other. Below the division league there were several relays at Gau level. As a historical peculiarity, it should be noted that years after the end of the war, the victorious clubs began to show the NSRL titles as Austrian championships , until finally the ÖFB followed this example, without ever declaring them as such in a meeting.

Gaumeister 1939–1944

season Gaumeister
Ostmark / Donau-Alpenland 		Cutting off
German championship 		German champions
1938/39 SK Admira Vienna final FC Schalke 04
1939/40 SK Rapid Vienna Third FC Schalke 04
1940/41 SK Rapid Vienna winner SK Rapid Vienna
1941/42 First Vienna FC 1894 final FC Schalke 04
1942/43 First Vienna FC 1894 Semifinals Dresdner SC
1943/44 First Vienna FC 1894 Quarter finals Dresdner SC
1944/45 canceled due to the war

Record champions

The record champions of the Gauliga Ostmark / Donau-Alpenland is First Vienna FC 1894 , who won the Gaume Championship three times.

society title year
First Vienna FC 1894.png First Vienna FC 1894 3 1942, 1943, 1944
SK Rapid Vienna Logo.svg SK Rapid Vienna 2 1940, 1941
Wiener SC Admira.svg SK Admira Vienna 1 1939

Selection team

year Competition Result
1938 German gymnastics and sports festival winner
1938/39 Reichsbund Cup Quarter finals
1939/40 Reichsbund Cup Semifinals
1940/41 Reichsbund Cup Round of 16
1941/42 Reichsbund Cup Semifinals

Eternal table

All seasons of the Gauliga Ostmark and Danube-Alpenland between the seasons 1938/39 and 1943/44 are taken into account. The canceled season 1944/45 was not taken into account. For an overview of the complete perpetual table for Austria see the Eternal Table of the Bundesliga (Austria) .

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title Playing times by calendar year
 1. First Vienna FC 1894 6th  102  64  16  22nd 349 214 +135 144: 60 1.41 3 1938-44
 2. SK Rapid Vienna 6th  102  55  17th  30th 333 207 +126 127: 77 1.25 2 1938-44
 3. FK Austria Vienna 6th  102  49  14th  39 270 222 +48 112: 92 1.1 0 1938-44
 4th SC Wacker Vienna 6th  102  46  18th  38 259 221 +38 110: 94 1.08 0 1938-44
 5. Viennese sports club 6th  102  43  21st  38 257 215 +42 107: 97 1.05 0 1938-44
 6th SK Admira Vienna 5  86  37  19th  30th 232 184 +48 93:79 1.08 1 1938-43
 7th Floridsdorfer AC 4th  70  34  13  23 183 184  −1 81:59 1.16 0 1940-44
 8th. FC Vienna 5  84  31  19th  34 179 189 −10 81:87 0.96 0 1939-44
 9. Vienna AC 2  36  17th  7th  12 80 66 +14 41:31 1.14 0 1942-44
10. SV Amateurs Fiat Vienna 2  32  9  4th  19th 83 111 −28 22:42 0.69 0 1938-40
11. Grazer SC 2  36  9  2  25th 60 115 −55 20:52 0.56 0 1938/39; 1939/40
12. SG Reichsbahn Vienna 1  20th  6th  5  9 38 38  ± 0 17:23 0.85 0 1941/42
13. LSV Markersdorf 1  16  6th  3  7th 43 45  −2 15:17 0.94 0 1942/43
14th SK Amateurs Steyr a 2  18th  2  0  16 22nd 75 −53 4:32 0.22 0 1938/39; 1943/44
15th RB Wacker Neustadt again 1  18th  2  0  16 17th 87 −70 4:32 0.22 0 1938/39
16. Post SV Vienna 1  16  0  1  15th 10 75 −65 1:31 0.06 0 1941/42
17th SK Sturm Graz b 2  20th  0  1  19th 21st 99 −78 1:39 0.05 0 1941-43
18th Linz ASK 1  18th  0  0  18th 17th 106 −89 0:36 0 0 1939/40
aThe SK Amateure Steyr withdrew prematurely from the game operation in the season 1942/43, the games were canceled.
bThe SK Sturm Graz retired in the season 1941/42 prematurely because players defect from the game holding back, the games were canceled.