THE SPORT CLUB GERMANIA AND CORPORAL EDUCATION (1899-1938): TRACES OF A CLUB.
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.10554Keywords:
Corporal Practices. German Immigration. SportAbstract
This article aims to comprehend the physical practices developed at Sport Club Germania and analyze its possible relations to the gymnastics widely developed in Germany during the 19th century, a period of intense European immigration towards Brazil. Among these migratory waves, we can point out the German immigration which, although more intense towards the South region of the country, had also high influence in the development of São Paulo. Among the various institutions founded by these immigrants in the city of São Paulo, the clubs had high distinction as references not only to the practices of physical exercises but also to the preservation of the German traditions.
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