Ice Hockey European Championships

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Ice Hockey European Championship
Genresports event
Date(s)January–March
Frequencyannual
Location(s)various
Inaugurated1910 (1910)
Most recent1991 (1991)
Organised byIIHF
This article is about the IIHF European Men's Ice Hockey Championships for nations. For the women's, see IIHF European Women Championships. For the various men's club championships, see European Cup (ice hockey). For the women's club championships, see IIHF European Women's Champions Cup.

The Ice Hockey European Championship was an annual ice hockey tournament for European countries associated to the International Ice Hockey Federation. Independent championship tournaments were organized between 1910 and 1927, and European Championships medals were awarded to the European participants of the World Championships until 1991. There were independent championships again in 1929 and 1932, and no European (or World) Champion awarded in the Olympic years 1980, 1984, and 1988.[1]




Contents





  • 1 Results


  • 2 European Medalists from combined events


  • 3 Medal table


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References




Results











































































Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Venue

1910

 Great Britain

German Empire Germany

 Belgium

Switzerland Les Avants, Switzerland

1911

 Bohemia

German Empire Germany

 Belgium

German Empire Berlin, Germany

1912
Annulled

Austria-Hungary Prague, Austria-Hungary

1913

 Belgium

 Bohemia

German Empire Germany

German Empire Munich, Germany

1914

 Bohemia

German Empire Germany

 Belgium

German Empire Berlin, Germany
No Championships 1915-1920 (World War I)

1921

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia


Sweden Stockholm, Sweden

1922

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden

  Switzerland

Switzerland St. Moritz, Switzerland

1923

 Sweden

 France

 Czechoslovakia

Belgium Antwerp, Belgium

1924

 France

 Sweden

  Switzerland

Italy Milan, Italy

1925

 Czechoslovakia

 Austria

  Switzerland

Czechoslovakia Štrbské Pleso / Starý Smokovec, Czechoslovakia

1926

  Switzerland

 Czechoslovakia

 Austria

Switzerland Davos, Switzerland

1927

 Austria

 Belgium

 Germany

Austria Vienna, Austria

1929

 Czechoslovakia

 Poland

 Austria

Hungary Budapest, Hungary

1932

 Sweden

 Austria

  Switzerland

Germany Berlin, Germany

Notes


  • Prague 1912: Championship annulled because Austria was not a member of the IIHF at the time of the competition. (1. Bohemia, 2. Germany, 3. Austria)

  • Berlin 1932 was the last separate IIHF European Championship event.

  • European Championships medals were awarded to the European participants of the IIHF World Championships until 1991.


European Medalists from combined events






















































































































































































































Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1928

 Sweden

  Switzerland

 Great Britain
1930

 Germany

  Switzerland

 Austria
1931

 Austria

 Poland

 Czechoslovakia
1933

 Czechoslovakia

 Austria

 Germany
  Switzerland
1934

 Germany

  Switzerland

 Czechoslovakia
1935

  Switzerland

 Great Britain

 Czechoslovakia
1936

 Great Britain

 Czechoslovakia

 Germany
 Sweden
1937

 Great Britain

  Switzerland

 Germany
1938

 Great Britain

 Czechoslovakia

 Germany
1939

  Switzerland

 Czechoslovakia

 Germany
1947

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden

 Austria
1948

 Czechoslovakia

  Switzerland

 Sweden
1949

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden

  Switzerland
1950

  Switzerland

 Great Britain

 Sweden
1951

 Sweden

  Switzerland

 Norway
1952

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia

  Switzerland
1953

 Sweden

 West Germany

  Switzerland
1954

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1955

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1956

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1957

 Sweden

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia
1958

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1959

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1960

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1961

 Czechoslovakia

 Soviet Union

 Sweden
1962

 Sweden

 Finland

 Norway
1963

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1964

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1965

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1966

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 East Germany
1967

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1968

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1969

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1970

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1971

 Czechoslovakia

 Soviet Union

 Sweden
1972

 Czechoslovakia

 Soviet Union

 Sweden
1973

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1974

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1975

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1976

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden

 Soviet Union
1977

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden

 Soviet Union
1978

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1979

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1981

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1982

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Czechoslovakia
1983

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1985

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Finland
1986

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Finland
1987

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Finland
1989

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia

 Sweden
1990

 Sweden

 Soviet Union

 Czechoslovakia
1991

 Soviet Union

 Sweden

 Finland

Notes


  • from 1982 until 1991 only first-round games were used for the European rankings.

  • in 1972 and 1976 there was a world tournament separate from the olympics.


Medal table














































































































#TeamGoldSilverBronze
Total
1
 Soviet Union
2752
34
2Bohemia / Czechoslovakia142117
52

 Bohemia
210
3

 Czechoslovakia
122017
49
3
 Sweden
101917
46
4
  Switzerland
468
18
5
 Great Britain
421
7
6Germany / West Germany247
13

 Germany
237
12

 West Germany
010
1
7
 Austria
234
9
8
 Belgium
113
5
9
 France
110
2
10
 Poland
020
2
11
 Finland
014
5
12
 Norway
002
2
13
 East Germany
001
1


See also


  • Euro Hockey Tour


References




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