In an industrial city in Sweden, an Assyrian football club created by immigrant workers revived an ancient past.
André Kamperveen and Paul Bhagwandas were both coaches of the national team in Suriname. Kamperveen was a victim of the December Murders, Bhagwandas a perpetrator.
Though he is remembered for scoring the most goals in a World Cup, Fontaine also worked tirelessly to defend footballers’ rights.
A loving fan and musician put together his two passions and created this compilation of tunes from the Jazz Age.
Remembering one’s through creating an intergenerational project through football in Terezin
A review of educational material which covers exclusion, persecution and annihilation through real-life examples from the past
Several football clubs have to play away from their home because of war and conflict. This article will look at some of those clubs.
A review of a recent novel which may open a window on the early days of women's football in Italy.
Today in 1964, a football match was organised between Yugoslavia and a UEFA team “Rest of Europe”.
This article is the result of a webinar series from EuroClio which tackled football and social issues to explore how football history and society intertwine.
Palmeiras is now one of the most victorious teams of Brazil and South America. Its “immigrant” name gives us a window in the past.
