European Judo Championships

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European Judo Championships is the Judo European Championship organized by the European Judo Union.

[edit] List of tournaments

The medals awarded at the 2010 European Judo Championships in Vienna.

Edition	Host City	Country
1951 (details)	Paris	France
1952 (details)	Paris	France
1954 (details)	Brussels	Belgium
1955 (details)	Paris	France
1957 (details)	Rotterdam	Netherlands
1958 (details)	Barcelona	Spain
1959 (details)	Vienna	Austria
1960 (details)	Amsterdam	Netherlands
1961 (details)	Milan	Italy
1962 (details)	Essen	West Germany
1963 (details)	Geneva	Switzerland
1964 (details)	West Berlin^[1]	West Germany
1965 (details)	Madrid	Spain
1966 (details)	Luxembourg	Luxembourg
1967 (details)	Rome	Italy
1968 (details)	Lausanne	Switzerland
1969 (details)	Ostend	Belgium
1970 (details)	East Berlin	East Germany
1971 (details)	Göteborg	Sweden
1972 (details)	Voorburg	Netherlands
1973 (details)	Madrid	ESP
1974 (details)	London (men)	United Kingdom
1974 (details)	Genoa (women first test)	Italy
1975 (details)	Lyon (men)	France
1975 (details)	Munich (women)	West Germany
1976 (details)	Kiev (men)	Soviet Union
1976 (details)	Vienna (women)	Austria
1977 (details)	Ludwigshafen (men)	West Germany
1977 (details)	Arlon (women)	Belgium
1978 (details)	Helsinki (men)	Finland
1978 (details)	Cologne (women)	Germany
1979 (details)	Brussels (men)	Belgium
1979 (details)	Kerkrade (women)	Netherlands
1980 (details)	Vienna (men)	Austria
1980 (details)	Udine (women)	Italy
1981 (details)	Debrecen (men)	Hungary
1981 (details)	Madrid (women)	Spain
1982 (details)	Rostock (men)	East Germany
1982 (details)	Oslo (women)	Norway
1983 (details)	Paris (men)	France
1983 (details)	Genoa (women)	Italy
1984 (details)	Liège (men)	Belgium
1984 (details)	Pirmasens (women)	West Germany
1985 (details)	Hamar (men)	Norway
1985 (details)	Landskrona (Women)	Sweden
1986 (details)	Belgrade (men)	Yugoslavia
1986 (details)	London (women)	United Kingdom
1987 (details)	Paris	France
1988 (details)	Pamplona	Spain
1989 (details)	Helsinki	Finland
1990 (details)	Frankfurt	Germany
1991 (details)	Prague	Czechoslovakia
1992 (details)	Paris	France
1993 (details)	Athens	Greece
1994 (details)	Gdańsk	Poland
1995 (details)	Birmingham	United Kingdom
1996 (details)	The Hague	Netherlands
1997 (details)	Ostend	Belgium
1998 (details)	Oviedo	Spain
1999 (details)	Bratislava	Slovakia
2000 (details)	Wrocław	Poland
2001 (details)	Paris	France
2002 (details)	Maribor	Slovenia
2003 (details)	Düsseldorf	Germany
2004 (details)	Bucharest	Romania
2005 (details)	Rotterdam	Netherlands
2006 (details)	Tampere	Finland
2007 (details)	Belgrade	Serbia
2008 (details)	Lisbon	Portugal
2009 (details)	Tbilisi	Georgia
2010 (details)	Vienna	Austria
2011 (details)	Istanbul	Turkey
2012 (details)	Chelyabinsk	Russia