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Wie lässt sich die Aggression zwischen Fan-Gruppen bei einem Derby reduzieren? Diese Fragen untersuchen Wissenschaftler der Sporthochschule Köln und haben dafür seit Ende Dezember Anhänger von Hannover 96 befragt. Die Beteiligung beim Ausfüllen des online-Fragebogens war beeindruckend, bilanzieren die Forscher.| Period | 23.01.2017 |
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Title Ohne Braunschweig fehlt den 96-Fans etwas Media name/outlet Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung Date 23.01.17 Producer/Author Stefan Bürgel Persons Johannes Berendt, Sebastian Uhrich
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