a2oppelner Sportfreunde “oberschlesien” von 1919 - Newsbomb.gr

Minority: Karachay-Balkar minority of Russia
Organisation: Karachay-Balkar cultural center
Contact: Azred Teberdiev
Email: teberdiev@gmail.com; elbrusoidfc@gmail.com
d4 The German North Schleswigans in denmark
(German minority from denmark)
On the other side of the German-Danish border in North Schleswig the German minority
from Denmark is living. The minority came into being after the plebiscite and the
determination of the border in 1920 and today consists of about 15,000 people.
The German minority has its own kindergartens, schools and libraries, is involved in church
and social activities, publishes its own daily newspaper and offers sports and cultural
activities in many associations. The German minority considers itself as bridge-builders
between the Danish and the German culture in the border region of Denmark and Germany.
The team of the German North Schleswigans consists of amateur-players from the minority.
The selection already participated in the first EUROPEADA in 2008 under its trainer Stefan
Boehme.
Minority: German minority from Denmark
Region: North Schleswig
Organisation: Bund Deutscher Nordschleswiger
Contact: Uwe Jessen, Ulf-Mikael Iwersen
Email: generalsekretariat@bdn.dk, iwersen@bdn.dk
www.bdn.dk
www.nordschleswiger.dk
E1 det sydslesvigske landshold
(The danish minority in Germany)
The Danes are next to the Frisians, Sorbs and the Sinti and Roma one of the four officially
recognised minorities in the Federal Republic of Germany.
From the western to eastern coast of the German-Danish border in Schleswig-Holstein in
the north to the towns of Rendsburg/Eiderstedt in the south lies the area of settlement of
the Danish minority. About 50,000 people belong to the Danish minority, which distinguishes
itself mainly through its schools, churches, but also through its sports associations. The
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