Gauliga Silesia

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Gauliga Silesia
Logo of the Gauliga SilesiaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / logo format
Association Football department
First edition 1933
Last event August 1, 1941
Teams 10 (1933/34 - 1938/39)
14 (1939/40)
11 (1940/41)
Record champions SpVgg Forward Lawn Sport Gleiwitz (6)
Qualification for German soccer championship
region SilesiaTemplate: Infobox football competition / maintenance / card format
Gauliga Silesia

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

After the NSRL area of ​​Silesia officially ceased to exist on August 1, 1941, the football championship was held separately in the Sportgau Lower Silesia and Sportgau Upper Silesia .

history

The Gau classification 1933,
No. 4 = Silesia

The predecessor of the Gauliga Schlesien was the Southeast German football final , which was held by the Southeast German Football Association (SOFV). In the course of the Gleichschaltung, the SOFV and the other regional football associations in Germany were dissolved a few months after the National Socialists came to power in 1933. 16 Gauligen took their place . The majority of the clubs from the SOFV were assigned to the Sportgau Silesia, only the clubs in the Brandenburg Lower Lusatia moved to the Sportgau Berlin-Brandenburg .

From 1933 ten teams played in the Gauliga Schlesien for the title of Gaumeister, who was entitled to participate in the final round of the German football championship. For the 1939/40 season, the league was split into two seasons due to the war. Initially six or eight teams took part, because of the withdrawal of SV Ratibor 03 and STC Görlitz , the leagues were played with one team less each. The regional championship was played out between the relay winners forward lawn sport Gleiwitz and FV 06 Breslau . In the following season eleven teams played in a single-track league, but on March 30, 1941, the championship was broken off due to the war. The previous year's and serial champion Vorwärts-Rasensport Gleiwitz, who was first placed at that time, was appointed representative of the Gauliga, Gleiwitz led the championship level on points with Germania Königshütte , only the better goal quotient valid at the time was the decisive factor for Gleiwitz.

In the following season the league was divided into the Gauligen Lower Silesia and Upper Silesia .

Master of the Gauliga Silesia 1934–1941

season Master Gauliga
Silesia 		Cutting off
German championship 		German champions
1933/34 Beuthener SuSV 09 Group second group A FC Schalke 04
1934/35 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Third group group A FC Schalke 04
1935/36 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Semifinals 1. FC Nuremberg
1936/37 Beuthener SuSV 09 Fourth group group A FC Schalke 04
1937/38 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Group fourth group C Hannover 96
1938/39 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Group second group 4 FC Schalke 04
1939/40 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Group second group 1b FC Schalke 04
1940/41 SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz Group finals Group 1 SK Rapid Vienna

statistics

Record champions

The record champion of the Gauliga Schlesien is the SpVgg Vorwärts-Rasensport Gleiwitz , which won the championship six times.

society title year
Forward lawn sport Gleiwitz.svg SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz 6th 1935, 1936, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941
Beuthener SuSV 09.png Beuthener SuSV 09 2 1934, 1937

Eternal table

All group and play-off games of the Gauliga Schlesien between the seasons 1933/34 and 1940/41 are taken into account. The table is based on the two-point rule customary at the time .

Pl. society Years Sp. S. U N T + T- Diff. Points Ø pt. title Playing times by calendar year
 1. SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz 8th  135  96  17th  22nd 437 146 +291 209: 61 1.55 6th 1933-41
 2. Breslauer SpVg 02 8th  139  64  24  51 302 256 +46 152: 126 1.09 - 1933-41
 3. SC Preußen Hindenburg 8th  135  65  20th  50 321 254 +67 150: 120 1.11 - 1933-41
 4th Wroclaw FV 06 8th  141  56  20th  65 286 320 −34 132: 150 0.94 - 1933-41
 5. Beuthener SuSV 09 7th  117  58  15th  44 301 232 +69 131: 103 1.12 2 1933-38, 1939/40
 6th SC Hertha Breslau 7th  119  50  19th  50 222 240 −18 119: 119 1 - 1933-35, 1936-41
 7th SC Forward Wroclaw 6th  109  41  12  56 216 294 −78 94: 124 0.86 - 1933-38, 1940/41
 8th. SpVgg Ratibor 03 A 5  90  32  12  46 193 214 −21 76: 104 0.84 - 1933-37, 1938-40
 9. Reichsbahn-SV Gleiwitz 4th  62  21st  10  31 120 155 −35 52:72 0.84 - 1936-40
10. SV 33 Klettendorf 3  48  19th  3  26th 88 125 −37 41:55 0.85 - 1937-40
11. FV Germania Königshütte 1  20th  16  3  1 77 23 +54 35: 50 1.75 - 1940/41
12. Sports fans Klausberg 3  44  12  10  22nd 61 116 −55 34:54 0.77 - 1937-40
13. SpVgg Deichsel Hindenburg 2  36  11  9  16 63 74 −11 31:41 0.86 - 1934-36
14th VfB 1910 Gliwice 2  36  11  7th  18th 66 87 −21 29:43 0.81 - 1935-37
15th TuS Schwientochlowitz 1  19th  13  2  4th 42 33  +9 28:10 1.47 - 1940/41
16. 1. FC Katowice 1  18th  9  1  8th 47 39  +8 19:17 1.06 - 1940/41
17th TuSpo Liegnitz 1  12  8th  1  3 43 29 +14 17: 70 1.42 - 1939/40
18th VfB Breslau 2  30th  6th  4th  20th 45 92 −47 16:44 0.53 - 1935/36, 1939/40
19th 1. FC Wroclaw 2  30th  4th  5  21st 38 94 −56 13:47 0.43 - 1938-40
20th SV 1919 Hoyerswerda 1  18th  4th  4th  10 25th 53 −28 12:24 0.67 - 1933/34
21st SC Schlesien Haynau 1  18th  4th  1  13 26th 66 −40 9:27 0.5 - 1934/35
22nd STC Goerlitz A 2  18th  2  2  14th 27 67 −40 6:30 0.33 - 1933/34, 1939/40
23. VfB Liegnitz 1  16  2  1  13 17th 54 −37 5:27 0.31 - 1940/41
A. Club withdrew from league operations during the 1939/40 season

Placements by club

society season
33/34 34/35 35/36 36/37 37/38 38/39 39/40 B 40/41
SpVgg forward lawn sport Gleiwitz 4th 1 1 2 1 1 1O 1
Breslauer SpVg 02 2 7th 5 3 2 4th 4N 6th
SC Preußen Hindenburg 7th 8th 2 6th 3 2 2O 4th
Wroclaw FV 06 8th 6th 4th 4th 8th 8th 1N 9
Beuthener SuSV 09 1 3 3 1 10 3O 8th
SC Hertha Breslau 3 9 8th 4th 3 3N 7th
SC Forward Wroclaw 5 2 8th 7th 9 10
SpVgg Ratibor 03 6th 4th 7th 10 6th 6O
Reichsbahn-SV Gleiwitz 5 6th 5 5O
SV 33 Klettendorf 5 9 5N
FV Germania Königshütte 2
Sports fans Klausberg 7th 7th 4O
SpVgg Deichsel Hindenburg 5 9
VfB 1910 Gliwice 6th 9
TuS Schwientochlowitz 3
1. FC Katowice 5
TuSpo Liegnitz 2N
VfB Breslau 10 7N
1. FC Wroclaw 10 6N
SV 1919 Hoyerswerda 9
SC Schlesien Haynau 10
STC Goerlitz 10 8N
VfB Liegnitz 11
B. This season the league was divided into two parts, N: Lower Silesia, O: Upper Silesia.

League system

After the Gauliga Schlesien was founded in 1933, the following league system resulted. The regional division of the lower leagues was subject to some changes in the course of the existence of the Gauliga.

level Divisions of the football region of Silesia 1933/34
1 Gauliga Schlesien
10 teams
1st place: qualification German football championship 9-10th
place: relegated
2 2 relays of the
District League Lower Silesia
(North, South)
16 teams
1st place: Promotion round
8th place: Relegated team 		District League Central Silesia
12 teams
1st place: Promotion
round 11-12th place: Relegated team 		District league Oberschlesien
12 teams
1st place: Promotion
round 11-12th place: relegated
3 1st district class Bunzlau

1. District class Glogau
1. District class Görlitz
1. District class Grünberg
1. District class Hirschberg
1. District class Hoyerswerda
1. District class Liegnitz
1. District class Sagan 1st
place each: Promotion round

1st district class Breslau

1. District class Brieg
1. District class Glatz
1. District class Oels
1. District class Schweidnitz
1. District class Trebnitz
1. District class Waldenburg
1. District class Wohlau 1st
place each: Promotion round

1st district class bytom

1st district class Gleiwitz
1st district class Hindenburg
1st district class Kreuzburg
1st district class Opole
1st district class Ratibor
1st district class Neisse 1st
place each: promotion round

4th 2. District classes 2. District classes 2. District classes

District Leagues

The district leagues of Lower , Middle and Upper Silesia formed the second-class substructure of the Gauliga Schlesien . The Lower Silesian District League was again divided into two seasons, the season winners playing off the champions. From the 1939/40 season, the other two district leagues were also played in two seasons. The three district champions then played the two promoted players in the Gauliga in a promotion round. From 1940/41 the district leagues were renamed to 1st class . Due to the gain in Polish areas and the start of the game operation in these, the 1st class Upper Silesia was divided into two seasons with two departments each for the 1940/41 season. Both season winners were allowed to take part in the promotion round.

The following is an overview of the respective winners of the district leagues. Teams in bold prevailed in the promotion round.

season Champion District League
Lower Silesia 		Champion District League
Central Silesia 		Champion District League
Upper Silesia
1933/34 TuSV Weißwasser /
SC Schlesien Haynau A 		Police SV Wroclaw SpVgg Deichsel Hindenburg
1934/35 MSV Glogau VfB Breslau VfB 1910 Gliwice
1935/36 MSV Cherusker Görlitz SC Hertha Breslau Reichsbahn-SV Gleiwitz
1936/37 VfB Liegnitz SV Klettendorf Sports fans Klausberg
1937/38 SpVgg Bunzlau 1. FC Wroclaw SpVgg Ratibor 03
1938/39 B STC Goerlitz VfB Breslau Beuthener SuSV 09
1939/40 c VfB Liegnitz SC Forward Wroclaw SV Schomberg
1940/41 D WSV Liegnitz Reichsbahn SG Oels Reichsbahn SG Myslowitz
LSV Reinecke Brieg E
A.The winner of the Lower Silesian District League 1933/40, TuSV Weißwasser , was assigned to the Berlin-Brandenburg district by the football department for the coming season. This allowed the Lower Silesian runner-up to take part in the promotion round.
B. By increasing the Gauliga next year, all teams in the promotion round rose.
C.In addition, there was first a decision-making round between the clubs from the conquered Polish territories, in which 1. FC Kattowitz prevailed and rose. Then there was a relegation round between the last two of the Oberschlesien group of Gauliga Schlesien 1939/40 and Germania Königshütte and TuS Schwientochlowitz , who also came from the Polish territories , in which both of the latter clubs were able to prevail and thus also rose.
D. Due to the division of the Gauliga in the next year, all teams rose to the promotion round.
E. Two representatives from Upper Silesia were allowed to take part in the promotion round.

Reichsbund Cup

In the first stages of the Gau selection competitions , the selection team of Silesia could not celebrate any successes and was eliminated in the first round. It was not until 1937/38 that the first victory ever in this competition was achieved with a 3-1 away win over Mitte . In the 1938/39 season , however, the selected team from Silesia reached the final after victories over Nordmark , Ostmark and Württemberg . On March 5, 1939, the Silesians also won the final played in the stadium at the Ostragehege in Dresden against the selection team of the Gaues Bayern and thus won the Reichsbund Cup for the first time.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Der Oberschlesischer Wanderer, 1941, No. 240, p. 3
  2. ^ Germany - Region XI Championship Reichsbundpokal 1938/39. Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation , accessed June 1, 2016 .

Web links

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