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No-one would deny that Germany is a real footballing nation, yet German football remains relatively unknown in France.
Beyond the impressive history of the national team and two or three internationally renowned clubs, what do we really know about how our neighbours live out their passion for the game on a daily basis?
For a long time, there has no doubt been a lack of desire to get to know German football better, to better understand how it fits into the country's turbulent history, how it has taken root in society, and the varied landscape of cities in which it is celebrated week after week in a large number of high-quality stadiums.
UEFA EURO 2024 is an excellent opportunity to fill these gaps: this travel guide will immerse you in the football culture of the ten cities hosting the event. It will allow you to get to know better a country that breathes football and is looking forward to offering it a great European celebration. - Contents
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L’Euro en Allemagne. Repérage des villes hôtes
Un bel été sportif franco-allemand !
Bienvenue en Allemagne !
Philipp Lahm : ≪ Les Bleus vont faire un malheur ! ≫
Où est-ce qu’on va mettre les pieds ?
La Ruhr
Gelsenkirchen
Dortmund
La métamorphose du football allemand
Le Rhin
Düsseldorf
Cologne
Des rendez-vous longtemps manques
Le Sud-Ouest
Francfort
Stuttgart
Les femmes dans le football allemand
Le Sud et l’Est
Munich
Leipzig
Séville 82
Nord-Nord-Est
Berlin
Hambourg
Bon à savoir
En route pour l’Euro avec Mobidico !
Des opportunités sportives à saisir
- Author (s)
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PAUL DIETSCHY (edit. director)Paul Dietschy is a French historian specialising in sport and football in particular. He is professor of contemporary history at the University of Franche-Comté and director of the journal Football(s). Histoire, culture, économie, société.STEFAN KLEMM (edit. director)Stefan Klemm studied history and literature in Cologne and Aix-en-Provence. A journalist, he is also the author of Die Nacht von Sevilla '82. Ein deutsch-französisches Fußballdrama.ALBRECHT SONNTAG (edit. director)Albrecht Sonntag is a Franco-German sociologist and professor of European Studies at ESSCA Ecole de Management (Angers). He has initiated a number of multi-disciplinary research projects on international football and is the author of numerous publications on the subject.
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Amateurs de football de langue française
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Cette publication a reçu le soutien de l’OFAJ.
