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	==History of hockey in Serbia==		==History of hockey in Serbia==
	''see also: [[1933-34 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1934-35 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1935-36 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1937-38 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1938-39 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1939-40 in Serbian ice hockey]] ~~and~~ [[1941-42 in Serbian ice hockey]]''		''see also: [[1933-34 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1934-35 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1935-36 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1937-38 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1938-39 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1939-40 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1940-41 Serbian Championship]], [[1941-42 in Serbian ice hockey]] and [[1942-43 in Serbian ice hockey]]''

	Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.		Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.

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	==History of hockey in Serbia==		==History of hockey in Serbia==
	''see also: [[1939-40 in Serbian ice hockey]] and [[1941-42 in Serbian ice hockey]]''		''see also: [[1933-34 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1934-35 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1935-36 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1937-38 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1938-39 in Serbian ice hockey]], [[1939-40 in Serbian ice hockey]] and [[1941-42 in Serbian ice hockey]]''

	Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.		Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.

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	\|IIHF ranking = 30		\|IIHF ranking = 30
	\|Top league = [[Serbian Hockey League]]		\|Top league = [[Serbian Hockey League]]
	\|Champion = ~~[[HK Partizan]]~~		\|Champion =
	\|}}		\|}}
	'''Serbia''' is a country in Southeast Europe. Belgrade is the capital and largest city. Serbia was a part of Yugoslavia until 1991, and was part of a union with Montenegro (FR Yugoslavia and later Serbia and Montenegro) until 2006.		'''Serbia''' is a country in Southeast Europe. Belgrade is the capital and largest city. Serbia was a part of Yugoslavia until 1991, and was part of a union with Montenegro (FR Yugoslavia and later Serbia and Montenegro) until 2006.
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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	===National Teams===		===National Teams===
	*[[Yugoslav National Team]]		{{IIHFteams2\|Serbia}}
	*[[Yugoslav Junior National Team]]
	*[[Serbian-Montenegrin National Team]]
	*[[Serbian-Montenegrin Junior National Team]]
	*[[Serbian National Team]]
	*[[Serbian Junior National Team]]

			*[[Yugoslavia men's national ice hockey team]]
			*[[Yugoslavia men's national junior ice hockey team]]
			*[[Yugoslavia men's national under-18 ice hockey team]]
			*[[Serbia and Montenegro men's national ice hockey team]]
			*[[Serbia and Montenegro men's national junior ice hockey team]]
			*[[Serbia and Montenegro men's national under-18 ice hockey team]]
	===Domestic Teams===		===Domestic Teams===
	See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Serbia]]		See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Serbia]]

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	==History of hockey in Serbia==		==History of hockey in Serbia==
			''see also: [[1939-40 in Serbian ice hockey]] and [[1941-42 in Serbian ice hockey]]''

	Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.		Ice hockey first came to Serbia in 1903, after equipment needed to play the game was imported from Sweden. The Kingdom of Serbia joined the [[IIHF]] (LIHG) in 1911 at the association congress held in Berlin.<ref>[http://www.hkpartizan.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=81 HK Partizan - History]</ref> Their membership was later revoked.

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	\|Various junior competitions		\|Various junior competitions
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			\|[[Junior hockey in Yugoslavia\|Yugoslav Junior Competitions]]
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			\|1991
			\|Yugoslav-era junior competitions
	\|}		\|}

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	\|Second-level Yugoslav-era competition		\|Second-level Yugoslav-era competition
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			\|[[Yugoslav Cup]]
			\|1966
			\|1991
			\|Yugoslav-era cup competition
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	\|[[Serbian Hockey League]]		\|[[Serbian Hockey League]]

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	The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey Federation]] was founded in 1930, and it joined the IIHF on January 1, 1939.<ref>[http://www.iihf.com/iihf-home/countries/serbia/ IIHF.com - Serbia]</ref> The IIHF recognizes Serbia as the successor to Yugoslavia, so its membership was transferred to the country. The current governing body, the [[Serbian Ice Hockey Association]], was previously known as the Ice Hockey Federation of Serbia and Montenegro.		The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey Federation]] was founded in 1930, and it joined the IIHF on January 1, 1939.<ref>[http://www.iihf.com/iihf-home/countries/serbia/ IIHF.com - Serbia]</ref> The IIHF recognizes Serbia as the successor to Yugoslavia, so its membership was transferred to the country. The current governing body, the [[Serbian Ice Hockey Association]], was previously known as the Ice Hockey Federation of Serbia and Montenegro.

	In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. Hockey practices were staged at the rink that winter.<ref>''Vreme'', 1936-01-25</ref> An article entitled "How to play ice hockey" later appeared in the February 18, 1936, edition of ''Vreme''.		Ice hockey was first played in the small town of Stari Becej in the Vojvodina region in 1934. In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. Hockey practices were staged at the rink that winter.<ref>''Vreme'', 1936-01-25</ref> An article entitled "How to play ice hockey" later appeared in the February 18, 1936, edition of ''Vreme''.

	The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink at the Kalemegdan Park. At this time, the skating season in the capital lasted between 18 and 25 days, and members of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938.		The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink at the Kalemegdan Park. At this time, the skating season in the capital lasted between 18 and 25 days, and members of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938.

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	In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. Hockey practices were staged at the rink that winter.<ref>''Vreme'', 1936-01-25</ref> An article entitled "How to play ice hockey" later appeared in the February 18, 1936, edition of ''Vreme''.		In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. Hockey practices were staged at the rink that winter.<ref>''Vreme'', 1936-01-25</ref> An article entitled "How to play ice hockey" later appeared in the February 18, 1936, edition of ''Vreme''.

	The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink at the Kalemegdan Park. At this time, the skating season in the capital lasted between 18 and 25 days, and members of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938~~. The first two official hockey games were played in Belgrade on January 8 and 9. [[BKE Budapest]] defeated [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljubljana]] 8-1 and 3-1~~.		The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink at the Kalemegdan Park. At this time, the skating season in the capital lasted between 18 and 25 days, and members of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938.

	The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey League]] was first contested in 1939 (SK Ilrija had been default winners the previous two years), and [[SK Palić]] became the first Serbian team to participate in the championship a year later. ~~In 1940, Serbia organized the~~ first hockey ~~tournaments per international rules~~.		The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey League]] was first contested in 1939 (SK Ilrija had been default winners the previous two years), and [[SK Palić]] became the first Serbian team to participate in the championship a year later. The first two official hockey games were played in Belgrade on January 8 and 9, 1940. [[BKE Budapest]] defeated [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljubljana]] 8-1 and 3-1.

	On February 4, 1940, the Serbian Skating Union was founded, and of the first six hockey clubs (which also participated in the aforementioned tournaments) that joined, two were from Belgrade (Belgrade Tennis Klub and Belgrade Bob Klub) and Palic (SK Palic and Tennis Klub Palic), and one each in Novi Sad (Tennis Klub Novi Sad) and Becej (Sportsko društvo Slavija).		On February 4, 1940, the Serbian Skating Union was founded, and of the first six hockey clubs (which also participated in the aforementioned tournaments) that joined, two were from Belgrade (Belgrade Tennis Klub and Belgrade Bob Klub) and Palic (SK Palic and Tennis Klub Palic), and one each in Novi Sad (Tennis Klub Novi Sad) and Becej (Sportsko društvo Slavija).

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	The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey Federation]] was founded in 1930, and it joined the IIHF on January 1, 1939.<ref>[http://www.iihf.com/iihf-home/countries/serbia/ IIHF.com - Serbia]</ref> The IIHF recognizes Serbia as the successor to Yugoslavia, so its membership was transferred to the country. The current governing body, the [[Serbian Ice Hockey Association]], was previously known as the Ice Hockey Federation of Serbia and Montenegro.		The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey Federation]] was founded in 1930, and it joined the IIHF on January 1, 1939.<ref>[http://www.iihf.com/iihf-home/countries/serbia/ IIHF.com - Serbia]</ref> The IIHF recognizes Serbia as the successor to Yugoslavia, so its membership was transferred to the country. The current governing body, the [[Serbian Ice Hockey Association]], was previously known as the Ice Hockey Federation of Serbia and Montenegro.

	In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. ~~The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink~~ at the ~~Kalemegdan Park~~. ~~At this time~~, ~~the skating season~~ in the ~~capital lasted between~~ 18 ~~and 25 days~~, ~~and members~~ of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938. The first two official hockey games were played in Belgrade on January 8 and 9. [[BKE Budapest]] defeated [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljubljana]] 8-1 and 3-1.		In 1936, the Belgrade Tennis Klub created an ice sheet on their tennis court at Tasmajdan Park. It was the first ice rink in Belgrade. Hockey practices were staged at the rink that winter.<ref>''Vreme'', 1936-01-25</ref> An article entitled "How to play ice hockey" later appeared in the February 18, 1936, edition of ''Vreme''.

	The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey League]] was first contested in 1939 (SK Ilrija had been default winners the previous two years), and [[SK Palić]] became the first Serbian team to participate in the championship a year later. In 1940, Serbia organized the first hockey tournaments per international rules~~. It was a continuation of the tradition started (first through friendly matches) in the winter of 1938-1939, and then in the winter of 1939-1940, a series of tournaments were played~~.		The following year, Bob Klub Belgrade created a skating rink at the Kalemegdan Park. At this time, the skating season in the capital lasted between 18 and 25 days, and members of the BTK and BKB played hockey exhibition games against one another. The BTK transformed six tennis courts into a rink featuring international dimensions in 1938. The first two official hockey games were played in Belgrade on January 8 and 9. [[BKE Budapest]] defeated [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljubljana]] 8-1 and 3-1.

			The [[Yugoslav Ice Hockey League]] was first contested in 1939 (SK Ilrija had been default winners the previous two years), and [[SK Palić]] became the first Serbian team to participate in the championship a year later. In 1940, Serbia organized the first hockey tournaments per international rules.

	On February 4, 1940, the Serbian Skating Union was founded, and of the first six hockey clubs (which also participated in the aforementioned tournaments) that joined, two were from Belgrade (Belgrade Tennis Klub and Belgrade Bob Klub) and Palic (SK Palic and Tennis Klub Palic), and one each in Novi Sad (Tennis Klub Novi Sad) and Becej (Sportsko društvo Slavija).		On February 4, 1940, the Serbian Skating Union was founded, and of the first six hockey clubs (which also participated in the aforementioned tournaments) that joined, two were from Belgrade (Belgrade Tennis Klub and Belgrade Bob Klub) and Palic (SK Palic and Tennis Klub Palic), and one each in Novi Sad (Tennis Klub Novi Sad) and Becej (Sportsko društvo Slavija).

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	===National Teams===		===National Teams===
	*[[Yugoslav National Team]]		*[[Yugoslav National Team]]
	*[[Yugoslav National ~~Junior~~ Team]]		*[[Yugoslav Junior National Team]]
	*[[Serbian-Montenegrin National Team]]		*[[Serbian-Montenegrin National Team]]
	*[[Serbian-Montenegrin Junior National Team]]		*[[Serbian-Montenegrin Junior National Team]]
	*[[Serbian National Team]]		*[[Serbian National Team]]
	*[[Serbian Junior National Team]]		*[[Serbian Junior National Team]]

	===Domestic Teams===		===Domestic Teams===
	See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Serbia]]		See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Serbia]]