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<><STRONG>World Cup Stories: Germany-1</STRONG><BR></P>
<><B>Chronicling the history of the competition, tournament by tournament, WORLD CUP STORIES also examines many of the background themes that have made the competition what it is today: the importance of World Cup success to the economic revival of West Germany after World War II;the impact of British isolation from world football in the first half of the 20th Century and the rise and fall of England’s international ambitions after victory in 1966; the importance of World Cup success to the country of Brazil, and the creation of the beautiful team of 1970; This series proves that there is far more to the telling of the World Cup Story than the statistics!</B><BR></P>
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<P>7th of july 1974,the world cup final of olympic statement,in England,question hosts,and favours taboo appilicates the masters of the tokyo football the dutch, but in the most dramatic start of the world cup final, west germany've already faced disaster. the first germanplayer pledged touched the ball in the final, is the goalkeeper sent the ball in the hand. less than two minutes into the match, the germany are already one little down.something was messed in this moment.well what did you do in such a moment, actually all you wanted to do is to going to money,but german football as always frighned to the face of <FONT color=#000000><FONT color=#000000>university.</FONT> there is a saying, you've only really being the germans when there is in the shower. band, from international football after the second world war.and pitiful resouces they struggled for we acceptance in recognition. but with <FONT color=#000000>determination particulars .....employee from</FONT> the</FONT> founder of adidas their ownpersonal bootmaker ,the germany brought about a miracle that stored a national pride to a broken nation with the greatest upset in world cup history. it's the footballers well not the skills of conquest as far as attitude aroude will still have a rest, now in 1974, no longer the younger adults are competting for the world cup at home, can the german atttitude arouse to stand up to be *<BR><BR> </P>
<P> <STRONG>World Cup Stories: Germany-2</STRONG></P>
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<P>Germany's extraordinary World Cup story begins in Switzerland in 1954. <BR>It was the first time since the war Germany had been allowed to enter the tournament. <BR>We were not allowed to take part in 48(1948)at the Olympics in London, not allowed to take part in 1950 at the World Cup in Brazil. So here we were, the Germans, beaten, bruised but reentering the stage for the greatest show on earth. Divided after the war into East and West, this was the first ever West German team to qualify for the World Cup. <BR>It was against Turkey that the West Germans lined up in band for their first game of the tournament. But nobody was expecting much. <BR>We were outsiders. I remember precisely that one could bet on any team in the bookmakers in London except on Germany. It didn't exist. <FONT color=#000000>One<FONT color=#000000> </FONT><FONT color=#000000>couldn't</FONT> place a single bet. It was only 9 years after the war and Germany was consumed by poverty and guilt. Any sense of nationalism<FONT color=#333333> </FONT><FONT color=#333333>had been</FONT> deeply buried and football was well down the agenda. It was only because of one man that West Germany even had what they could call a national team. That man was Sepp Herberger. He'd been the national coach from before the war and was determined to rebuild his team. <BR>Herberger was a great idealist. He was fanatically inspired by the reconstruction of his football team. He never got things in perspective. <BR>Although not a Nazi, Herberger had influence in high places, which he had used to keep his team alive during the war. <BR>They would get jobs not too dangerous, postings not too dangerous. So that they would kind of be kept together and he had a master plan. He had a master plan that this German national team would make it in Europe. Herberger's captain was Fritz Walter, the unquestioned star of German football. His skill and creativity as a goal scoring midfielder was unrivaled. Herberger had successfully kept Walter from the front until the final stage of the war when he was captured by the Russians. A prison guard recognized him <FONT color=#000000>as</FONT> a football legend</FONT> and spared him the dreaded fate of being sent to Siberia. <BR>Fritz Walter was the No.1 for us. He was also the team captain. He was the long arm of Sepp Herberger. And when Fritz Walter played well, we all played well. But Walter's war experiences left him scarred. Since catching malaria he found it particularly difficult playing in hot conditions. It was well known that the worse the weather, the better Fritz played.</P>
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