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Stadion der
Weltjugend was a multi-use
stadium in the
locality of
Mitte in the
eponymous borough of
Mitte in Berlin, Germany. It was
inaugurated on 20...
- fans.
About 25,000 fans
supported their team in Berlin's
Stadion der
Weltjugend against FC Karl-Marx-Stadt, a club
record for
travelling fans that still...
- Zentralstadion. Also
frequently used for home
fixtures were the
Stadion der
Weltjugend, Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark (both in East Berlin); the Sportforum...
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Walter Ulbricht Stadium (since 1973
Stadion der
Weltjugend)...
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headquarters are
built on the site of the
former stadium Stadion der
Weltjugend.
Following the
decision to
build the new BND
headquarters there, a m****ive...
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Berlin DDR-Oberliga
Stadion der
Weltjugend 45,000 19
February 1977 0–1
Union Berlin DDR-Oberliga
Stadion der
Weltjugend 28,000 26
August 1977 1–0 BFC Dynamo...
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replaced by
Erich Honecker, the
stadium and
station were
renamed Stadion der
Weltjugend (Stadium of
World Youth). The
original name was
restored in 1991. 4 2...
- country.
Beginning in 1975, the
final was held each year in the
Stadion der
Weltjugend in
Berlin and drew
anywhere from 30,000 to 55,000 spectators. The last...
- DDR-Oberliga in the
derby against 1. FC
Union Berlin at the
Stadion der
Weltjugend on 13
September 1986. BFC
Dynamo won the
match with a m****ive 8–1. Doll...
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Walter Ulbricht-Stadium,
later renamed World Youth Stadium (Stadion der
Weltjugend), and
Leipziger Straße. The
ghost stations did not
appear on East German...
