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Handball
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Mannschaftssport mit geworfenem Ball und Toren
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Key facts
- Sport.name
- Handball
- Sport.equipment
- Ball and goals
- Sport.venue
- Indoor court
- Sport.image
- SAP Arena Handball ausverkauft.jpg
- Sport.imagesize
- 300
- Sport.caption
- A handball game in progress at SAP Arena in Mannheim, Germany.
- Sport.union
- IHF
- Sport.first
- in Berlin, Germany.
- Sport.registered
- > 27 million (2016)
- Sport.contact
- Limited
- Sport.team
- 7 per side (including goalkeeper)
- Sport.mgender
- Separate competitions
- Sport.category
- Team sport, ball sport
- Sport.olympic
- Part of Summer Olympic programme in 1936.Demonstrated at the 1952 Summer Olympics.Returned to the Summer Olympic programme in 1972.
- Sport.IWGA
- Beach handball: 2001–present (invitational sport before 2013)
- Sport.region
- Worldwide; but most popular in Europe
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- Olympic sport
- Subclass of
- ball game
- Image
- Albert Rocas Selección 2013.jpg
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- topic's main Wikimedia portal
- Portal:Handball
- Commons category
- Handball
- topic's main category
- Category:Handball
- maintained by WikiProject
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Handball
- topic has template
- Template:International Handball
- OpenStreetMap tag
- sport=team_handball
- Unicode character
- 🤾
- different from
- Handball
- regulated by
- International Handball Federation
- authority
- International Handball Federation
- time of discovery or invention
- 1915-00-00
- location of formation
- Germany
- hashtag
- handball
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Article · Deutsch
Handball ist eine Sportart, bei der zwei Mannschaften mit je sieben Spielern (sechs Feldspieler und ein Torwart) gegeneinander spielen. Das Ziel des Spiels besteht darin, den Handball in das gegnerische Tor zu werfen und damit ein Tor zu erzielen. Es gewinnt die Mannschaft, die nach Ablauf der Spielzeit (zweimal 30 Minuten; bei Jugendmannschaften kürzere Spielzeiten) die meisten Tore erzielt hat. Neben dem Hallenhandball (meist abgekürzt Handball genannt) gibt es noch zwei weitere Varianten: den früher wesentlich häufiger gespielten Feldhandball und den Beachhandball, der sich wachsender Beliebtheit erfreut.
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