Description
The federation of the Kodokan-tendance in French judo (the Shudokan Club and
the followers of Ichiro Abe's Kodokan method, opposed to the Méthode
Kawaishi of the FFJJ). Founded on 8 October 1954 as the Union fédérale française
d'amateurs du judo Kodokan (UAK), renamed Fédération française des amateurs
des techniques Kodokan (FATK) in early 1955, and unified with the FFJJ on 29
February 1956 to form the FFJDA. At unification it counted roughly 150 clubs and
5,000-6,000 registered members against the FFJJ's 800 clubs and 25,000
members.
Also known as
UAK
Fédération française des amateurs des techniques Kodokan
FATK
Founded
1954-10-08
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"1954年10月8日に「講道館派」の柔道家が結集して講道館アマチュア連盟Union Fédérale Fran aise d Amateurs du
Judo Kodokan（以下、UAK）を発足させた。"
— Hoshino, Utsuru. (2018). The Conflict and
Development of Judo in Post-World War II France: Focus on the Interrelationship
between situations Internal and External to Francelinkinfo
Dissolution
Merged1956-02-29
Unified with the FFJJ under the agreement of 29 February 1956 to form the
Fédération française de judo et disciplines associées (FFJDA); the federation
had been renamed from UAK to FATK (Fédération française des amateurs des
techniques Kodokan) in early 1955.
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"1956年2月29日、さらにFFJJ理事会の提案によりフランスレーシングクラブで会合が行われ、統合のための合意協定が両連盟の代表によって結ばれた。"
— Hoshino, Utsuru. (2018). The Conflict and
Development of Judo in Post-World War II France: Focus on the Interrelationship
between situations Internal and External to Francelinkinfo
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judofrancefederation
Sources
"...espoused the Kodokan Judo method by Ichiro Abe, rather than the Méthode
Kawaishi... and established their own federal organization in 1954."
— Hoshino, Utsuru. (2018). The Conflict and
Development of Judo in Post-World War II France: Focus on the Interrelationship
between situations Internal and External to Francelinkinfo
Linked data
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