| German Handball Federation (DHB)
was founded in 1949. 46 delegates elected the first president
- Vily Daum, he was president for some years.
The beginnings of the German handball date from the early
20's of the previous century. On the 29th October 1917, a
group of The Woman Movement lead by Max Haser made the first
steps of the game.
The end of the 20th century, the 90's, was the most important
period. With the fall of the Berlin wall, the two German federations
DHB and DHV, fused in one in 1991.
German Handball Federation (DHB) is consisted of 838.409
members and 34.000 clubs.
The rankings of the Germany national team on the previous
Women’s Junior World Championship:
1977 Women’s Junior World Championship in Romania
GDR 3rd place/ FRG 11th place
1979 Women’s Junior World Championship in Yugoslavia
GDR 2nd place / FRG 9th place
1981 Women’s Junior World Championship in Canada
FRG 3rd place
1983 Women’s Junior World Championship in France
GDR 2nd place / FRG 12th place
1985 Women’s Junior World Championship in Korea
GDR 4th place / FRG 9th place
1987 Women’s Junior World Championship in Denmark
GDR 3rd place / FRG 12th place
1989 Women’s Junior World Championship in Nigeria
FRG 11th place
1991 Women’s Junior World Championship in France
GER 6th place
1993 Women’s Junior World Championship in Bulgaria
GER10th place
1995 Women’s Junior World Championship in Brazil
GER 7th place
2001 Women’s Junior World Championship in Hungary
GER 3rd place
DEUTSCHER HANDBALL – BUND
GERMANY
Strobelallee 56
D – 44139 Dortmund
Germany
TEL 0049 – 231 – 91191/0
FAX 0049 – 231 – 124061
E – mail : geschaeftsstelle@dhb.de
Homepage : www.dhb.de
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