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Aside from the tournament, there was time for tours of the plant, sightseeing in the city, folklore performances and general international good will. The tournament also helped to promote and strengthen the employees' identification with the company. | Aside from the tournament, there was time for tours of the plant, sightseeing in the city, folklore performances and general international good will. The tournament also helped to promote and strengthen the employees' identification with the company. | ||
In 1997, the tournament was staged in the Brandenburg town of Nauen. The newly established BSH location in the new federal states (former German Democratic Republic) was chosen because employees at the plant had their own football team and the plant had its own football field. | |||
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More teams took part in the BSH tournament in Istanbul in 1998 than at the Football World Cup in France the same year. The tournament took place at the training grounds of Galatasaray in Istanbul where German football player Lukas Podolski is playing in 2016/2017. The participants also enjoyed a tour of Istanbul including a trip to the Bosphorus and a visit to the Sultan Ahmed Mosque as well as the BSH plant in Cerkezköy. | |||
Due to cost-cutting measures, only a small self-organized tournament took place in 1999 in Munich. | |||
1999 | |||
No tournament was likewise held in 2000. After that the tournament was reorganized and professionalized owing to the large number of teams. The European locations were split into five groups: Germany North and South, as well as Spain, Turkey and Greece. The respective group winners from 2001 met in a BSH European Championship one year later in the commune of Lipsheim in Alsace.<ref>inform editions from 1982 to 2002. BSH football tournament brochure 2001.</ref> | |||
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