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204:, lit. "First football and sports club") takes over the velodrome which in the meantime had fallen into disrepair. They turn it into a multi-use sports ground, with a football pitch in its center. The cycling track around the pitch is converted into a 500-metre athletics track, the first of its kind in Zagreb. 279:
is completed on the site of HAŠK's former ground, designed by architects Vladimir Turina and Franjo Neidhardt. The venue is expanded further in a series of renovations between 1952 and early 1960s, with the north stand added in 1955 and the east stand constructed in 1961. This brings up the total
233:, a prominent Croatian politician. The pitch measured 100x60 meters and featured a 400-metre athletics track. A wooden stand was later added, designed by the architect Gjuro Kastl, with a capacity of 1,618. From then onwards, the stadium is commonly referred to as 363:. Although the national football championship was also played intermittently throughout the war, with Građanski hosting matches at Koturaška, the NDH national team's primary home stadium was Concordia's ground located where today's 280:
capacity to around 60,000 by 1961. The football pitch measures 105x70 meters and the stadium features a 400-meter athletics track. Meanwhile, the old stadium at Koturaška is abandoned in the early 1950s and eventually demolished.
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scoring the single goal for the home team, in front of 8,000 spectators. All the players who scored for Croatia at Koturaška in 1940 were footballers of Građanski.
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1945: Građanski is officially disbanded by a decree issued by the communist authorities on 6 June 1945. Stadion Koturaška is taken over by the newly established
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Croatian colloquial term used for cyclists in the early 20th century, so the name could thus be translated as "Cyclists Road."
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team. In the following years Dinamo use Koturaška, as well as several other grounds around Zagreb which had been
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1924: Građanski's ground located next to PNIŠK's old ground at Koturaška is finished and officially opened by
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and Stadion Maksimir). However, in May 1932 Koturaška hosted a friendly between Kingdom of Yugoslavia and
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is built at the present-day Koturaška Road, to be used by the First Croatian Cycling Society (
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often hosted matches in Zagreb, but the main venues used for these were grounds owned by
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who used is as their home ground until 1948 when they moved to their present-day home at
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in 1948. They play their first game at Maksimir on 19 November 1949 against
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football club is founded. In the 1910s they use several training grounds in
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1907: The first football club founded in Zagreb known as PNIŠK (short for
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and the dissolution of Građanski it was taken over by the newly formed
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1909: After using the ground for occasional matches between PNIŠK and
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Index

Zagreb
Croatia
Capacity
Građanski Zagreb
Dinamo Zagreb
Croatian
football
Zagreb
Croatia
Croatian
Trnje
Građanski Zagreb
World War II
NK Dinamo Zagreb
Stadion Maksimir
velodrome
Croatian
archaic
HAŠK
Građanski Zagreb
Tuškanac
Kanal
Stjepan Radić
Croatian
NK Dinamo Zagreb
Yugoslav Air Force
nationalised
HAŠK
Maksimir
FK Partizan

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