Gauliga Pomerania

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Gauliga Pomerania
Logo of the GauligaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / logo format
Association Football department
First edition 1933
Last event 1945
Teams 14 (1933/34-1936/37, 1940/41)
10 (1937/38-1938/39)
11 (1939/40)
12 (1942/43-1943/44)
Record champions SV Viktoria Stolp (4)
Qualification for German soccer championship
region PomeraniaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / card format

The Gauliga Pommern was one of the top German football leagues during the National Socialist era .

history

The Gau classification 1933,
No. 2 = Pomerania

At the beginning of the Gauliga Pomerania, 14 teams played from 1933 in two equal seasons (west and east) for the title of Gaumeister, who was allowed to take part in the final round of the German football championship. The respective season winners played the champions in home and away games.

In the 1937/38 season, the relays were combined so that now ten clubs in the first-class league determined the finalists. Two years later, the next reform was due. Because of the beginning of the war, military teams in particular had to be withdrawn from games. Therefore, a total of nine clubs played in two seasons for the Gaume Championship. In 1940, 14 teams were again first class, eight clubs were represented in the West Season and six clubs in the East . From 1941, six teams played in each of the two seasons. In 1944 the division was further subdivided due to the war. Because of the chaos of the war, the Gaume Championship was not played to the end.

The teams of the Gauliga Pommern failed for years in the first phase of the final round of the German championship. Only at the last edition could a team from the Gau advance to the semi-finals with HSV Groß Born . There the team was defeated by the later runner-up Luftwaffe-Sportverein Hamburg with 2: 3, the game for third place against 1. FC Nürnberg was waived due to the war.

While the civil clubs were able to prevail in the first few years, the military sports clubs and numerous air force sports clubs dominated the league by the beginning of the Second World War at the latest .

Gaumeister 1934-1945

season Gaumeister
Pomerania 		Cutting off
German championship 		German champions
1933/34 SV Viktoria Stolp Third group group A FC Schalke 04
1934/35 Stettiner SC Fourth group group B FC Schalke 04
1935/36 SV Viktoria Stolp Fourth group group B 1. FC Nuremberg
1936/37 SV Viktoria Stolp Fourth group group B FC Schalke 04
1937/38 Stettiner SC Third group group A Hannover 96
1938/39 SV Viktoria Stolp Third group group 2a FC Schalke 04
1939/40 VfL Stettin Third group group 1a FC Schalke 04
1940/41 LSV Stettin Group second group 1a SK Rapid Vienna
1941/42 LSV Pütnitz Qualifying round FC Schalke 04
1942/43 LSV Pütnitz 1 round Dresdner SC
1943/44 HSV Groß Born Semifinals Dresdner SC
1944/45 canceled no German soccer championship

Record champions

The record champions of the Gauliga Pomerania are SV Viktoria Stolp , who won the Gauliga championship four times.

society title year
SV Viktoria Stolp.png SV Viktoria Stolp 4th 1934, 1936, 1937, 1939
Stettiner SC.png Stettiner SC 2 1935, 1938
Luftwaffensv.jpg LSV Pütnitz 2 1942, 1943
VfL Stettin.png VfL Stettin 1 1940
LSV Stettin.png LSV Stettin 1 1941
HSV Groß Born 1 1944

Eternal table

All seasons of the Gauliga Pomerania (tables and finals) between the seasons 1933/34 and 1943/44 are taken into account. The canceled season 1944/45 was not taken into account.

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title Playing times by calendar year
 1. SV Viktoria Stolp 11  139  89  19th  31 451 221 +230 197: 81 1.42 4th 1933-44
 2. Stettiner SC 11  141  78  28  35 416 250 +166 184: 98 1.3 2 1933-44
 3. SV Germania Stolp 11  135  65  18th  52 319 315  +4 148: 122 1.1 0 1933-44
 4th Police SV Stettin a 6th  86  48  10  28 233 161 +72 106: 66 1.23 0 1933-40
 5. HSV Hubertus Kolberg
HSV Groß Born		 7th  80  45  9  26th 280 142 +138 99:61 1.24 1 1933-38, 1941-44
 6th LSV Pütnitz 5  63  45  4th  14th 254 98 +156 94:32 1.49 2 1938/39, 1940-44
 7th MTV Pommerensdorf 6th  80  36  10  34 157 212 −55 82:78 1.03 0 1936-42
 8th. Greifswalder SC 6th  84  30th  15th  39 197 209 −12 75:93 0.89 0 1933-39
 9. SV Viktoria Kolberg 7th  76  32  7th  37 179 252 −73 71:81 0.93 0 1933-36, 1940-44
10. LSV Stettin 4th  45  34  2  9 196 61 +135 70:20 1.56 1 1941-44
11. VfL Stettin 7th  80  26th  10  44 173 225 −52 62:98 0.78 1 1933-36, 1940-44
12. SC Prussia Stettin b 4th  48  25th  2  21st 105 121 −16 52:44 1.08 0 1933-37
13. FC Pfeil Lauenburg 5  66  21st  8th  37 115 187 −72 50:82 0.76 0 1935-40
14th SV Sturm Lauenburg a 4th  48  14th  9  25th 134 136  −2 37:59 0.77 0 1933-37, 1939/40
15th VfB Stettin 4th  48  15th  5  28 106 150 −44 35:61 0.73 0 1933-37
16. SV Nordring Stettin 3  40  12  6th  22nd 84 110 −26 30:50 0.75 0 1939-41
17th SV Prussia-Borussia Stettin 3  50  12  6th  32 91 175 −84 30:70 0.6 0 1937-39, 1940/41
18th SV Hertha Schneidemühl 3  36  12  5  19th 71 89 −18 29:43 0.81 0 1934-37
19th SV Preußen Köslin 4th  44  10  9  25th 71 134 −63 29:59 0.66 0 1933–35, 1940/41, 1943/44
20th MSV Mackensen Neustettin 2  30th  9  5  16 42 79 −37 23:37 0.77 0 1936-38
21st Kösliner SV Phoenix 4th  42  10  3  29 84 206 −122 23:61 0.55 0 1933/34, 1940-43
22nd LSV Parow / LSV Stralsund 3  29  11  0  18th 63 87 −24 22:36 0.76 0 1941-44
23. SV Stern-Fortuna Stolp 3  26th  8th  2  16 42 87 −45 18:34 0.69 0 1939-42
24. LSV Kamp 1  10  8th  1  1 84 6th +78 17: 30 1.7 0 1943/44
25th SC Blücher Gollnow 2  24  7th  1  16 48 66 −18 15:33 0.63 0 1935-37
26th LSV Dievenow 2  20th  5  3  12 39 72 −33 13:27 0.65 0 1942-44
27. WKG Marine Flak School Swinoujscie 1  10  6th  0  4th 18th 22nd  −4 12: 80 1.2 0 1943/44
28. TSV 1861 Swinoujscie 2  22nd  5  2  15th 39 96 −57 12:32 0.55 0 1939-41
29 MSV Graf Schwerin Greifswald 1  18th  2  3  13 18th 49 −31 7:29 0.39 0 1937/38
30th LSV Stolpmünde 1  10  2  2  6th 18th 46 −28 6:14 0.6 0 1943/44
31. SC Comet Szczecin 1  12  2  0  10 22nd 55 −33 4:20 0.33 0 1934/35
32. SV Viktoria Stralsund 1  12  1  0  11 12 42 −30 2:22 0.17 0 1933/34
a Retired from gaming operations during the 1939/40 season.
bMerged in 1937 with the 1st Stettiner Borussia-Poseidon to form SV Preußen-Borussia Stettin (listed separately in the table).

League system

The league system in the Pomeranian football district was subject to some changes over the course of its existence. Under the Gauliga, the Pomeranian district football class was set up as the second league stage, which was played in several departments. The winners of the departments qualified for the promotion round to the Gauliga, the two best-placed teams in this round rose to the Gauliga. The 1st and 2nd district classes were arranged under the Bezris class. From 1939/40 the Gauliga was renamed the area class and the district class into 1st class, including the 2nd, 3rd and 4th classes.

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