Gauliga Berlin-Brandenburg

The Gauliga Berlin -Brandenburg was one of the top German football leagues in the era of National Socialism.

History

Starting in 1933, twelve teams played for participation in the German Cup, where the Gauligameister allowed to participate. By 1936, the number of participants was reduced by a team of ten clubs each per season.

In the season 1939/40, the league was divided into two seasons with six teams. The Gaumeister was determined between the two relay winners in return game. After a year, the league was re- merged and played in a season with twelve teams. In 1941, only ten teams were represented in the first division of the Gaus again. In the season 1944/45, the championship was canceled due to the war after the 13th game day.

Gaumeister and participants in German Cup

1In parentheses is the result in the final round of the German Cup

East Prussia | Pomeranian | Berlin -Brandenburg | Silesia (from 1941 Upper Silesia and Lower Silesia) | Saxony | center | North Mark (from 1942 Hamburg, Mecklenburg and Schleswig -Holstein) | Lower Saxony ( since 1942 Gauliga Südhannover - Brunswick and Gauliga Weser -Ems, from 1943 Gauliga Osthannover ) | London | Lower Rhine | middle Rhine | Hesse (from 1941 Hesse-Cassel and Hesse -Nassau ) | West (from 1941 Westmark and Hesse -Nassau ) | Baden | California | Florida | Ostmark / Danube Alps country

After 1939: Sudetenland | Alsace | Danzig-West Prussia | Warta Country | General | Bohemia - Moravia

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