North German gymnastics championships

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The North German Gymnastics Championships were held from 1934 to 1941.

Territorial status of the sports areas 1933; Gau 7 Nordmark

history

They were held as the Gau device championships of Gaues 7 - Nordmark - of the German Gymnastics Association. The Gau Nordmark included Hamburg, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

The best gymnasts qualified for the German championships. In 1941 z. B. sent the four best-placed gymnasts to the German championships.

Due to the war, the championships could no longer be held from 1942 onwards.

  • Jahnhalle in Hamburg, venue in 1934

  • Gym of the men's gymnastics club in Kiel, venue in 1935

  • German house in Flensburg, venue in 1936

  • Harburg City Theater, venue 1937

North German gymnastics championships
No. event city venue All-around champion
1. North German gymnastics championships 1934 Hamburg Hall of the Hamburg gymnastics association from 1816 Hans Pfeiffer
2. North German gymnastics championships 1935 Kiel Hall of the men's gymnastics club in Kiel Karl Streicher
3. North German gymnastics championships 1936 Flensburg German house Walter Behrens
4th North German gymnastics championships 1937 Harburg Harburg City Theater Alexander Kribic
5. North German gymnastics championships 1938 Meldorf Dithmarschenhalle Alexander Kribic
6th North German gymnastics championships 1939 Bergedorf Colosseum Alexander Kribic
7th North German gymnastics championships 1940 Kiel House of work Alexander Kribic
8th. North German gymnastics championships 1941 Kiel House of work Robert Smuda

After the Second World War and with the emergence of the federal states, regional championships were held in the form of state championships (e.g. Hamburg or Schleswig-Holstein).

Literature (selection)

  • Nordic gymnastics sheet
  • Hamburg Foreign Journal
  • Hamburger Tageblatt
  • German gymnastics newspaper