Asian Table Tennis Championships

The Asian Table Tennis Championships are the championships of the Asian continent, comparable to the Table Tennis European Championships. They are held every two years.

History

The Asian Championships were first held in 1952. Event was organized by the Asian Table Tennis Federation TTFA ( Table Tennis Federation of Asia ). The championships were held at that time at irregular intervals instead, namely 1952, 1953, 1954, 1957, 1960, 1964, 1967 and 1970. Thereafter, the Asian Table Tennis Union took over ATTU ( Asian Table Tennis Union ) implementation. With the exception of the year 2002, since then the two-year cycle was adhered.

2011, the discharge was postponed indefinitely because was assessed in Beirut, the intended venue, the political situation as to tense.

Winner of the ATTU - Asia Championships (since 1972)

Winner of the TTFA - Asia Championships (1952-1970)

Philately

A) postage stamps to Table Tennis Championships Asia:

09/02/1972 People's Republic of China 4 values ​​Michel -Nr. 1117-1120

25/04/1976 North Korea 4 values ​​Michel -Nr. 1484-1487 and 1 block Michel -Nr. block 23

09.05.1980 India 1 Value Michel -Nr. 825

01.05.2000 Qatar 1 Value Michel -Nr. 1171

B) special about Table Tennis Championships Asia:

02.09.1972 Beijing, People's Republic of China

02.04.1974 Yokohama, Japan

25/04/1975 Pyongyang, North Korea

09.05.1980 Calcutta, India

20.10.1984 Karachi, Lahore and Quetta, Pakistan

07.10.1986 Shenzhen, People's Republic of China

05/15/1988 Niigata, Japan

20.09.1994 Tianjin ( sender franking ), People's Republic of China

01.05.2000 Doha, Qatar

17.09.2007 Yangzhou, People's Republic of China

16/11/2009 Lucknow, India

23.02.2012 Macau, Macau