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Markwart Herzog

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ID4459922
NAMEMarkwart Herzog
GIVEN NAMESMarkwart
FAMILY NAMEHerzog
SIGNATUREHERZOG M
AFFILIATIONSN or da ka de mi e
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • On the spirit of capitalism in football

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2025

  • FC Bayern Munich as a ‘victim’ of National Socialism? Construction and critique of a ‘heroic myth’

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•Sport in History•2020

    FC Bayern Munich has described its history during the Nazi era as that of a victim under the dictatorship that was systematically disadvantaged. Numerous institutions and the media have supported the football club until 2016 in presenting this self-portrayal as historical truth. Since then, doubts have been raised about this view of history due to the discovery of numerous, previously unknown sources. This article analyses the central elements of…

  • The People's Game

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2015

    It is a little surprising that an English scholar currently teaching in Canada (Guelf University) puts the very first comprehensive scholarly study regarding the social, political, and cultural his

  • German Blitzkrieg Football Against the English ‘Wall Tactic’

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2014•References: 1

    Just like most dictatorships, the German National Socialist regime attempted to completely control sporting activities. To that effect, in the early years of war in the ‘Third Reich’, the Bavarian sporting official Karl Oberhuber called for a ‘revolution’ of the football game system. He was supported by several influential National Socialist politicians. Oberhuber pushed to put aggressive, extremely attack-oriented football on the agenda, initial…

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  • German Blitzkrieg Football Against the English ‘Wall Tactic’

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2014•References: 1

    Just like most dictatorships, the German National Socialist regime attempted to completely control sporting activities. To that effect, in the early years of war in the ‘Third Reich’, the Bavarian sporting official Karl Oberhuber called for a ‘revolution’ of the football game system. He was supported by several influential National Socialist politicians. Oberhuber pushed to put aggressive, extremely attack-oriented football on the agenda, initial…

  • The People's Game

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2015

    It is a little surprising that an English scholar currently teaching in Canada (Guelf University) puts the very first comprehensive scholarly study regarding the social, political, and cultural his

  • FC Bayern Munich as a ‘victim’ of National Socialism? Construction and critique of a ‘heroic myth’

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•Sport in History•2020

    FC Bayern Munich has described its history during the Nazi era as that of a victim under the dictatorship that was systematically disadvantaged. Numerous institutions and the media have supported the football club until 2016 in presenting this self-portrayal as historical truth. Since then, doubts have been raised about this view of history due to the discovery of numerous, previously unknown sources. This article analyses the central elements of…

  • On the spirit of capitalism in football

    Markwart Herzog•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2025

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