Különleges fejezetek a magyarországi zsidó sport történelméből Budapest, 2019. március 22.

Stella Syrkin: The History of the Maccabi Movement

Searching for the construction of a new Jew Establishment of the first Maccabi Club & Organization, Constantinople / Istanbul, 1895

Maccabi Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Maccabi Hungary

Maccabi (Alfa) Warsaw

Maccabi Krakow

Maccabi Vilnius, Lithuania

Topolcany, Slovakia

Female Gymnastics Team Bucharest, Rumania

Bar Kochba Berlin

Maccabi Israel 1912

Karlovy Vary 1921

European Maccabi Games, Czechoslovakia - 1929

Motocyclistes - 1931

1932

1935

The Nazis Olympic Games August 1936 All persons of Jewish origin are excluded of any sports official activity by the Third Reich and its supporters

14TH EUROPEAN MACCABI GAMES BERLIN, JULY 2015 14TH EUROPEAN MACCABI GAMES OPENING CEREMONY 15 000 SPECTATORS LARGEST MASS-PARTICIPATION JEWISH EVENT IN GERMANY SINCE HITLER BUILT THIS OLYMPICS COMPLEX IN THE 1930'S

The European Maccabi Confederation 1946

Member of the World Zionist Congress and World Zionist Organization Maccabi World Union - MWU Largest 450 000 Members International 70 countries, 400 JCCs & Clubs Jewish Zionist Sports Organization Member of the World Zionist Congress and World Zionist Organization Non political NGO

Maccabi’s Global Presence

European Maccabi Confederation EMC

Maccabi World Union (MWU) Europe South Africa Australia North America Latin America Israel Argentina, Aruba, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela Young Maccabi (“Maccabi Tza’ir”) Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Great Britain, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine US, Canada 38 TO’s

SPORTS AND COMMUNITY

At Maccabi VAC Hungary / IKI Building PANELS, WORKSHOPS, SESSIONS

OUR YOUNG LEADERS

European Maccabi Games (EMG) The largest Jewish event in Europe, taking place every 4 years in a different TO.  I 1929 Prague II 1930 Antwerp III 1959 Copenhagen IV 1963 Lyon V 1979 Leicester VI 1983 Antwerp VII 1987 Copenhagen VIII 1991 Marseille IX 1995 Amsterdam X 1999 Glasgow XI 2003 Antwerp XII 2007 Rome XIII 2011 Vienna XIV 2015 Berlin XV 2019 Budapest  

Különleges fejezetek a magyarországi zsidó sport történelméből Budapest, 2019. március 22.