Gathering Europe in Football: UEFA, the Development of European Football and the Cold War (1949–1961)

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Internationale Zeitschrift für Geschichte des Sports – International Journal of the History of Sport – Revue Internationale d’Histoire du Sport

Jahrgang 44 (2020), Heft 1

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Gathering Europe in Football: UEFA, the Development of European Football and the Cold War (1949–1961)

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