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

2. Stella Syrkin:
The History of the Maccabi Movement

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

4. Maccabi Plovdiv, Bulgaria

5. Maccabi Hungary

6. Maccabi (Alfa) Warsaw

7. Maccabi Krakow

8. Maccabi Vilnius, Lithuania

9. Topolcany, Slovakia

10. Female Gymnastics Team Bucharest, Rumania

11. Bar Kochba
Berlin

12. Maccabi Israel 1912

13. Karlovy Vary 1921

14. European Maccabi Games,
Czechoslovakia

15. Motocyclistes

16. 1932

17. 1935

19. 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

20. 14TH EUROPEAN MACCABI GAMES
BERLIN, JULY 2015
14TH EUROPEAN MACCABI GAMES
OPENING CEREMONY
SPECTATORS
LARGEST MASS-PARTICIPATION JEWISH EVENT IN GERMANY SINCE HITLER BUILT THIS OLYMPICS COMPLEX IN THE 1930'S

21. The European
Maccabi Confederation
1946

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

25. Maccabi’s Global Presence

26. European Maccabi Confederation EMC

27. 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

28. SPORTS AND COMMUNITY

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

30. OUR YOUNG LEADERS

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

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