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After the Second World War, Hertha had to

After the Second World War, Hertha had to sit out four years because of its proximity to the Nazi rulers.

After the Second World War, Hertha had to sit out four years because of its proximity to the Nazi rulers. The borough office of Wedding noted: ‘The Hertha club was banned in 1945 after the end of the war as a National Socialist football club.’ The ban was not lifted until August 1, 1949, which is why Hertha BSC missed the first four seasons of the Berlin city league.

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