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# Рожищенський завод сільськогосподарського машинобудування
Рожищенський завод сільськогосподарського машинобудування — промислове підприємство в місті Рожище Волинської області.

## Історія
Підприємство побудоване в 1950-1955 роки і введено в експлуатацію як Рожищенські міжрайонні майстерні капітального ремонту машин, а згодом перетворене в Рожищенський ремонтний завод. Завод декілька разів розширювався.
У 1964 році на заводі введений в експлуатацію ливарний цех.
До початку 1970-х років завод спеціалізувався на ремонті двигунів тракторів, а також виготовляв сільськогосподарські машини та насоси.
У 1980-і роки підприємство отримало нову назву — Рожищенський завод машинобудування тваринницьких комплексів й ферм «Рожищеферммаш» ім. XXVI з'їзду КПРС й спеціалізувалося на виробництві кормораздавачів для свинарських ферм (КС-1,5 й ін.).
Загалом, за радянських часів завод входив до числа найбільших підприємств міста.
Після проголошення незалежності України завод перейшов у підпорядкування міністерства машинобудування, військово-промислового комплексу й конверсії України.
У травні 1995 року Кабінет міністрів України затвердив рішення про приватизацію заводу сільгоспмашинобудування, після чого в грудні 1995 року державне підприємство було перетворено у відкрите акціонерне товариство.

## Сучасний стан справ
Завод виробляє запасні частини до сільськогосподарських машин й здійснює ремонт сільськогосподарської техніки.

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'''Рожищенський завод сільськогосподарського машинобудування''' — промислове підприємство в місті [[Рожище]] [[Волинська область|Волинської області]].

== Історія ==
Підприємство побудоване в 1950-1955 роки і введено в експлуатацію як Рожищенські міжрайонні майстерні [[Капітальний ремонт|капітального ремонту]] машин<ref>Рожище // Большая Советская Энциклопедия. / редколл., гл. ред. Б. А. Введенский. 2-е изд. том 36. М., Государственное научное издательство «Большая Советская энциклопедия», 1955. стр.617</ref>, а згодом перетворене в Рожищенський ремонтний завод. Завод декілька разів розширювався<ref name=autogenerated1>Рожище // Історія міст і сіл Української РСР. Волинська область. — Київ, Головна редакція УРЕ АН УРСР, 1970.</ref>.

У 1964 році на заводі введений в експлуатацію ливарний цех<ref name=autogenerated1 />.

До початку 1970-х років завод спеціалізувався на ремонті двигунів тракторів, а також виготовляв сільськогосподарські машини та насоси<ref name=autogenerated1 />.

У 1980-і роки підприємство отримало нову назву — Рожищенський завод машинобудування тваринницьких комплексів й ферм «Рожищеферммаш» ім. [[XXVI з'їзд КПРС|XXVI з'їзду КПРС]]<ref name=autogenerated3>Рожище // Украинская Советская Энциклопедия. том 9. Киев, «Украинская Советская энциклопедия», 1983. стр.312</ref> й спеціалізувалося на виробництві кормораздавачів для свинарських ферм (КС-1,5 й ін.).

Загалом, за радянських часів завод входив до числа найбільших підприємств міста<ref name=autogenerated3 /><ref name=autogenerated2 /><ref>Рожище // Большая Советская Энциклопедия. / под ред. А. М. Прохорова. 3-е изд. том 22. М., «Советская энциклопедия», 1975. стр.171</ref>.

Після [[Акт проголошення незалежності України|проголошення незалежності України]] завод перейшов у підпорядкування міністерства машинобудування, військово-промислового комплексу й конверсії України<ref name=autogenerated2>"''238144 Рожищенський завод сільськогосподарського машинобудування''"
[http://zakon5.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/343а-95-п Постанова Кабінету міністрів України № 343а від 15 травня 1995 р. «Перелік об'єктів, що підлягають обов’язковій приватизації у 1995 році»]</ref>.

У травні 1995 року Кабінет міністрів України затвердив рішення про приватизацію заводу сільгоспмашинобудування<ref name=autogenerated2 />, після чого в грудні 1995 року [[державне підприємство]] було перетворено у відкрите акціонерне товариство.

== Сучасний стан справ ==
Завод виробляє запасні частини до сільськогосподарських машин й здійснює ремонт сільськогосподарської техніки.

== Примітки ==
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== Посилання ==
* [http://www.rada.com.ua/rus/catalog/8091/ Сторінка заводу в каталозі провідних підприємств України на сайті Верховної Ради України] {{ref-ru}}
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title: Рожищенський завод · сільськогосподарського машинобудування

Тип: відкрите акціонерне товариство

Галузь: сільськогосподарське · машинобудування

Штаб-квартира: СРСР → Україна · Рожище


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# Kim Kyung-ah
Kim Kyungah (Korean pronunciation: [kim.ɡjʌŋ.a]; born May 25, 1977, in Daejeon, South Korea) is a South Korean table tennis player. She was the bronze medalist in women's singles at 2004 Athens Olympics. She was 6th in the ITTF world ranking as of March 2013.
In May 2011, Kim qualified for the 2012 Summer Olympics.  She was eliminated in the quarter-finals as a single player.  Her team made it to the bronze medal match, but was defeated by the Singaporean team.

## Career records

### Olympic Games
| Competition   | Year | Location | Country | Singles     | Doubles   | Mixed | Team      |
| ------------- | ---- | -------- | ------- | ----------- | --------- | ----- | --------- |
| Olympic Games | 2012 | London   | England | QF          |           |       | 4th Place |
| Olympic Games | 2008 | Beijing  | China   | Round of 16 |           |       | 3rd Place |
| Olympic Games | 2004 | Athens   | Greece  | 3rd Place   | 4th Place |       |           |

### World Championship
| Competition        | Year | Location  | Country     | Singles     | Doubles     | Mixed       | Team      |
| ------------------ | ---- | --------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | --------- |
| World Championship | 2012 | Dortmund  | Germany     |             |             |             | 3rd Place |
| World Championship | 2011 | Rotterdam | Netherlands | Round of 32 | SF          |             |           |
| World Championship | 2010 | Moscow    | Russia      |             |             |             | 5th Place |
| World Championship | 2009 | Yokohama  | Japan       | Round of 32 | SF          |             |           |
| World Championship | 2007 | Zagreb    | Croatia     | QF          | SF          |             |           |
| World Championship | 2006 | Bremen    | Germany     |             |             |             | 5th Place |
| World Championship | 2005 | Shanghai  | China       | Round of 32 | Round of 16 | Round of 32 |           |
| World Championship | 2004 | Doha      | Qatar       |             |             |             | 4th Place |
| World Championship | 2003 | Paris     | France      | Round of 16 |             | Round of 16 |           |

### Asian Games
| Competition | Year | Location  | Country | Singles | Doubles | Mixed | Team |
| ----------- | ---- | --------- | ------- | ------- | ------- | ----- | ---- |
| Asian Games | 2010 | Guangzhou | China   | SF      | QF      |       |      |
| Asian Games | 2006 | Doha      | Qatar   | QF      | QF      | SF    |      |

### World Cup
| Competition | Year | Location     | Country   | Singles       | Doubles | Mixed | Team |
| ----------- | ---- | ------------ | --------- | ------------- | ------- | ----- | ---- |
| World Cup   | 2011 | Singapore    | Singapore | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2010 | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia  | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2009 | Guangzhou    | China     | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2008 | Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia  | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2006 | Ürümqi       | China     | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2005 | Guangzhou    | China     | 9-12th Places |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2004 | Hangzhou     | China     | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |
| World Cup   | 2003 | Hong Kong    | Hong Kong | 5-8th Places  |         |       |      |

### World Tour
| Competition             | Year | Location        | Country              | Singles     | Doubles     | Mixed | Team      |
| ----------------------- | ---- | --------------- | -------------------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----- | --------- |
| World Tour Grand Finals | 2012 | Hangzhou        | China                | Round of 16 | QF          |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Santos          | Brazil               | Winner      |             |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Kobe            | Japan                | Runner-up   |             |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Shanghai        | China                | Round of 16 | SF          |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Incheon         | Korea Republic       | Round of 16 | QF          |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Santiago        | Chile                | Winner      |             |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Alemria         | Spain                | Winner      | Winner      |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Kuwait City     | Kuwait               | Runner-up   | Round of 16 |       |           |
| World Tour              | 2012 | Doha            | Qatar                | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Incheon         | Korea Republic       | Round of 16 | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Almeria         | Spain                | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Dortmund        | Germany              | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Dubai           | United Arab Emirates | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Doha            | Qatar                | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Sheffield       | England              | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2011 | Velenje         | Slovenia             | Round of 32 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2010 | Seoul           | Korea Republic       | Round of 16 | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Suzhou          | China                | Runner-up   | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Incheon         | Korea Republic       | Round of 16 | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Kobe            | Japan                | SF          | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Berlin          | Germany              | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Kuwait City     | Kuwait               | Round of 16 | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2010 | Doha            | Qatar                | QF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2009 | Macao           | Macao                | SF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Warsaw          | Poland               | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Sheffield       | England              | SF          | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Seoul           | Korea Republic       | QF          | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Suzhou          | China                | SF          | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Frederikshavn   | Denmark              | Runner-up   |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2009 | Velenje         | Slovenia             | QF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2008 | Macao           | Macao                | QF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Singapore       | Singapore            | QF          | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Daejeon         | Korea Republic       | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Yokohama        | Japan                | Round of 16 |             |       | 3rd Place |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Changchun       | China                | Round of 16 |             |       | 2nd Place |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Santiago        | Chile                | Runner-up   | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Belo Horizonte  | Brazil               | QF          | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Doha            | Qatar                | Round of 32 | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2008 | Kuwait City     | Kuwait               | Round of 32 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2007 | Beijing         | China                |             | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Stockholm       | Sweden               | Round of 32 | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Bremen          | Germany              | Round of 16 | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Toulouse        | France               | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Taipei          | Chinese Taipei       | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Chiba           | Japan                | Round of 64 | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Seongnam        | Korea Republic       | SF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Kuwait City     | Kuwait               | Round of 16 | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2007 | Doha            | Qatar                | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2006 | Guangzhou       | China                | Round of 16 | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2006 | Singapore       | Singapore            | SF          | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2006 | Jeonju          | Korea Republic       | SF          | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2005 | Fuzhou          | China                | QF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Gothenburg      | Sweden               | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Magdeburg       | Germany              | SF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Yokohama        | Japan                | QF          | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Fort Lauderdale | USA                  | Round of 32 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Santiago        | Chile                | Winner      | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Rio de Janeiro  | Brazil               | Winner      | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Suncheon        | Korea Republic       | Winner      | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2005 | Doha            | Qatar                | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2004 | Beijing         | China                | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | St. Petersburg  | Russia               | Runner-up   | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Wels            | Austria              | Round of 64 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Kobe            | Japan                | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Zagreb          | Croatia              | Winner      |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Chicago         | USA                  | SF          | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Singapore       | Singapore            | QF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Pyeongchang     | Korea Republic       | Round of 16 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Cairo           | Egypt                | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2004 | Athens          | Greece               | QF          | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2003 | Guangzhou       | China                | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Aarhus          | Denmark              | Round of 16 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Bremen          | Germany              | Round of 16 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Kobe            | Japan                | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Guangzhou       | China                | Round of 16 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Jeju            | Korea Republic       | QF          | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Rio de Janeiro  | Brazil               | SF          |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2003 | Zagreb          | Croatia              | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2002 | Farum           | Denmark              | Round of 16 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2002 | Kobe            | Japan                | Winner      | Runner-up   |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2002 | Gangneung       | Korea Republic       | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2002 | Qingdao         | China                | Round of 16 | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour Grand Finals   | 2001 | Hainan          | China                | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2001 | Bayreuth        | Germany              | QF          | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2001 | Yokohama        | Japan                | Runner-up   | Winner      |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2001 | Seoul           | Korea Republic       | QF          | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2001 | Rotterdam       | Netherlands          | Round of 32 | SF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2000 | Rio de Janeiro  | Brazil               | Round of 32 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2000 | Kobe            | Japan                | Round of 16 |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2000 | Warsaw          | Poland               | Round 1     |             |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2000 | Umea            | Sweden               | Round of 32 | Round 1     |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 2000 | Fort Lauderdale | USA                  | Round of 32 | Round of 16 |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 1998 | Sundsvall       | Sweden               | QF          | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 1998 | Belgrade        | Yugoslavia           | Round of 16 | QF          |       |           |
| Pro Tour                | 1997 | Belgrade        | Yugoslavia           | Round of 32 | Round of 16 |       |           |

### World Team Cup
| Competition    | Year | Location  | Country              | Singles | Doubles | Mixed | Team      |
| -------------- | ---- | --------- | -------------------- | ------- | ------- | ----- | --------- |
| World Team Cup | 2010 | Dubai     | United Arab Emirates |         |         |       | 3rd Place |
| World Team Cup | 2007 | Magdeburg | Germany              |         |         |       | 2nd Place |

### Asian Championship
| Competition        | Year | Location | Country        | Singles | Doubles   | Mixed | Team |
| ------------------ | ---- | -------- | -------------- | ------- | --------- | ----- | ---- |
| Asian Championship | 2009 | Lucknow  | India          | QF      | Runner-up |       |      |
| Asian Championship | 2007 | Yangzhou | China          | QF      | QF        |       |      |
| Asian Championship | 2005 | Jeju     | Korea Republic | QF      | QF        |       |      |
| Asian Championship | 2003 | Bangkok  | Thailand       | QF      | QF        |       |      |

### Asian Cup
| Competition | Year | Location   | Country | Singles   | Doubles | Mixed | Team |
| ----------- | ---- | ---------- | ------- | --------- | ------- | ----- | ---- |
| Asian Cup   | 2003 | Kitakyushu | Japan   | 6th Place |         |       |      |

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{{MedalBronze| [[2009 World Table Tennis Championships|2009 Yokohama]] | [[2009 World Table Tennis Championships – Women's Doubles|Doubles]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2011 World Table Tennis Championships|2011 Rotterdam]] | [[2011 World Table Tennis Championships – Women's Doubles|Doubles]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2012 World Table Tennis Championships|2012 Dortmund]] | [[2012 World Team Table Tennis Championships – Women's team|Team]]}}
{{MedalCompetition|[[Table tennis at the Asian Games|Asian Games]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2006 Asian Games|2006 Doha]] | [[Table tennis at the 2006 Asian Games – Women's team|Team]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2006 Asian Games|2006 Doha]] | [[Table tennis at the 2006 Asian Games – Mixed doubles|Mixed Doubles]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2010 Asian Games|2010 Guangzhou]] | [[Table tennis at the 2010 Asian Games – Women's singles|Singles]]}}
{{MedalBronze| [[2010 Asian Games|2010 Guangzhou]] | [[Table tennis at the 2010 Asian Games – Women's team|Team]]}}
}}

{{Infobox Korean name/auto
|title=[[Korean name]]
|headercolor=lightgrey
|hangul=%김경아
|hanja=金暻娥
}}

{{family name hatnote|[[Kim (Korean name)|Kim]]||lang=Korean}}
'''Kim Kyungah''' ({{IPA|ko|kim.ɡjʌŋ.a}}; born May 25, 1977, in [[Daejeon]], [[South Korea]]) is a South Korean [[table tennis]] player.<ref name="ITTF profiles" /> She was the bronze medalist in women's singles at [[2004 Summer Olympics|2004 Athens Olympics]].<ref name="Olympics">{{cite web |url=https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ki/kim-gyeong-a-1.html |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200417212639/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/ki/kim-gyeong-a-1.html |url-status=dead |archive-date=2020-04-17 |title=Kim's Olympic results |work=sports-reference.com/olympics/ |publisher=Sports Reference LLC |access-date=2010-08-08 }}</ref> She was 6th in the ITTF world ranking as of March 2013.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ittf.com/ittf_ranking/world_ranking_per_name.asp?Siniors=1&Player_ID=104599 |title=World Ranking |access-date=2011-10-28 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120813155441/http://www.ittf.com/ittf_ranking/world_ranking_per_name.asp?Siniors=1&Player_ID=104599 |archive-date=2012-08-13 }} ITTF World Ranking Kim Kyung Ah (accessed October 28, 2011).</ref>

In May 2011, Kim qualified for the [[2012 Summer Olympics]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ittf.com/Stories/pictures/qualified_players_london_m.pdf |title=Archived copy |access-date=2015-03-16 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304203025/http://www.ittf.com/Stories/pictures/qualified_players_london_m.pdf |archive-date=2016-03-04 }} Players qualified for the 2012 London Olympics.</ref>  She was eliminated in the quarter-finals as a single player.  Her team made it to the bronze medal match, but was defeated by the Singaporean team.

==Career records==

===Olympic Games===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   Olympic Games ||   2012 ||   London ||   England  ||   QF ||    || ||     4th Place
|-
|   Olympic Games ||   2008 ||   Beijing ||   China  ||    Round of 16 ||    || ||      style="background-color:#cc9966;" |3rd Place
|-
|   Olympic Games ||   2004 ||   Athens ||   Greece  ||   style="background-color:#cc9966;" |3rd Place ||   4th Place   ||  ||
|-
|}

===World Championship===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   World Championship ||   2012 ||   Dortmund ||   Germany  ||    ||   ||     ||    bgcolor="#cc9966"|3rd Place
|-
|   World Championship ||   2011 ||   Rotterdam ||   Netherlands  ||  Round of 32 ||   bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF ||   ||
|-
|   World Championship ||   2010 ||   Moscow  ||   Russia  ||   ||    ||   ||  5th Place
|-
|   World Championship ||   2009 ||   Yokohama  ||   Japan  ||  Round of 32 ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||   ||
|-
|   World Championship ||   2007 ||   Zagreb  ||   Croatia  || QF  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||   ||
|-
|   World Championship ||   2006 ||   Bremen  ||   Germany  ||   ||    ||   ||  5th Place
|-
|   World Championship ||   2005 ||   Shanghai  ||   China  ||  Round of 32 || Round of 16  || Round of 32  ||
|-
|   World Championship ||   2004 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||   ||    ||   ||  4th Place
|-
|   World Championship ||   2003 ||   Paris  ||   France  ||  Round of 16  ||    || Round of 16  ||
|-
|}

===Asian Games===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   Asian Games ||   2010 ||   Guangzhou ||   China  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF || QF   ||    ||
|-
|   Asian Games ||   2006 ||   Doha ||   Qatar  ||  QF ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||
|-
|}

===World Cup===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!    Team
|-
|   World Cup ||   2011 ||   Singapore ||   Singapore  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2010 ||   Kuala Lumpur  ||   Malaysia  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2009 ||   Guangzhou  ||   China  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2008 ||   Kuala Lumpur  ||   Malaysia  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2006 ||   Ürümqi  ||   China  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2005 ||   Guangzhou  ||   China  ||  9-12th Places ||   ||   ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2004 ||   Hangzhou  ||   China  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|   World Cup ||   2003 ||   Hong Kong  ||   Hong Kong  ||  5-8th Places ||   ||    ||
|-
|}

===World Tour===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   World Tour Grand Finals ||   2012 ||   Hangzhou  ||  China  || Round of 16 ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Santos  ||   Brazil  || bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||  ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  || ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Shanghai  ||   China  ||  Round of 16  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Incheon ||   Korea Republic  ||  Round of 16 ||  QF ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Santiago  ||  Chile  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner ||   ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Alemria  ||   Spain  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  || bgcolor="gold"|Winner   ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Kuwait City  ||   Kuwait  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  || Round of 16    ||||
|-
|   World Tour ||   2012 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  || QF  ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Incheon  ||   Korea Republic  || Round of 16    ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Almeria  ||   Spain  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Dortmund  ||  Germany ||  Round of 16  ||  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Dubai  ||   United Arab Emirates  ||  QF  ||   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||  QF  ||      ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Sheffield  ||   England  ||  Round of 16 ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2011 ||   Velenje  ||   Slovenia  ||  Round of 32  ||  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2010 ||   Seoul  ||   Korea Republic  ||  Round of 16  || bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Suzhou  ||   China  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||  Round of 16   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Incheon  ||   Korea Republic  ||  Round of 16  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Berlin  ||   Germany  ||  QF  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Kuwait City  ||   Kuwait  ||  Round of 16  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2010 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2009 ||   Macao  ||   Macao  ||    bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Warsaw  ||   Poland  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Sheffield  ||   England  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Seoul  ||   Korea Republic  ||  QF  ||   bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Suzhou  ||   China  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Frederikshavn  ||   Denmark  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2009 ||   Velenje  ||   Slovenia  ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2008 ||   Macao  ||   Macao  ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Singapore  ||   Singapore  ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Daejeon  ||   Korea Republic  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Yokohama  ||   Japan  ||  Round of 16  ||  ||   ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|3rd Place
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Changchun  ||   China  ||  Round of 16  ||    ||   ||  bgcolor="silver"|2nd Place
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Santiago  ||   Chile  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Belo Horizonte  ||   Brazil  ||  QF  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||  Round of 32  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2008 ||   Kuwait City  ||   Kuwait  ||  Round of 32  ||  Round of 16   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2007 ||   Beijing  ||   China  ||    ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Stockholm  ||   Sweden  ||  Round of 32  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Bremen  ||   Germany  ||  Round of 16  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Toulouse  ||   France  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Taipei  ||   Chinese Taipei  ||  QF  ||  QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Chiba  ||  Japan  ||  Round of 64  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Seongnam  ||   Korea Republic  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Kuwait City  ||   Kuwait  ||  Round of 16  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2007 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||  Round of 16  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2006 ||   Guangzhou  ||   China  ||  Round of 16  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2006 ||   Singapore  ||   Singapore  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||  Round of 16   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2006 ||   Jeonju  ||   Korea Republic  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2005 ||   Fuzhou  ||   China  ||  QF  || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Gothenburg  ||   Sweden  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Magdeburg  ||   Germany  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Yokohama  ||   Japan  ||  QF  || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Fort Lauderdale  ||   USA  ||  Round of 32  ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Santiago  ||   Chile  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  || Round of 16   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Rio de Janeiro  ||   Brazil  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Suncheon  ||  Korea Republic  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  || Round of 16  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2005 ||   Doha  ||   Qatar  ||  QF  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2004 ||   Beijing  ||   China  ||  QF  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   St. Petersburg  ||   Russia  || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   || QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Wels  ||   Austria  ||  Round of 64 ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  QF  || QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Zagreb  ||   Croatia  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Chicago  ||   USA  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Singapore  ||   Singapore ||  QF  ||    ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Pyeongchang  ||   Korea Republic  || Round of 16  ||  QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Cairo  ||   Egypt  ||  QF || QF   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2004 ||   Athens  ||   Greece  ||  QF  ||  Round of 16   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2003 ||   Guangzhou  ||   China  ||  Round of 16  || ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Aarhus  ||   Denmark  ||  Round of 16   || QF ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Bremen  ||   Germany  ||  Round of 16   || Round of 16 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  Round of 16   ||  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Guangzhou  ||   China  ||  Round of 16   || Round of 16 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Jeju  ||   Korea Republic  ||  QF   || Round of 16 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Rio de Janeiro  ||  Brazil  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF    ||  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2003 ||   Zagreb  ||   Croatia  ||  Round of 16   ||  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2002 ||   Farum  ||   Denmark  ||  Round of 16  ||  Round of 16  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2002 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2002 ||   Gangneung  ||   Korea Republic  ||  QF  || QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2002 ||   Qingdao  ||   China  ||  Round of 16   || bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour Grand Finals ||   2001 ||   Hainan  ||   China  ||  QF  || QF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2001 ||   Bayreuth  ||   Germany  ||  QF  || bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2001 ||   Yokohama  ||   Japan  ||  bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up  ||  bgcolor="gold"|Winner  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2001 ||   Seoul  ||   Korea Republic  ||  QF  ||  Round of 16  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2001 ||   Rotterdam  ||   Netherlands  ||  Round of 32  ||  bgcolor="#cc9966"|SF  ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2000 ||   Rio de Janeiro  ||   Brazil  ||  Round of 32  ||  Round of 16 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2000 ||   Kobe  ||   Japan  ||  Round of 16  ||   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2000 ||   Warsaw  ||   Poland  ||  Round 1 ||   ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2000 ||   Umea  ||   Sweden  ||  Round of 32  ||  Round 1 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   2000 ||   Fort Lauderdale  ||   USA  ||  Round of 32  ||  Round of 16 ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   1998 ||   Sundsvall  ||   Sweden  ||  QF ||  QF ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   1998 ||   Belgrade  ||   Yugoslavia  ||  Round of 16  ||  QF ||||
|-
|   Pro Tour ||   1997 ||   Belgrade  ||   Yugoslavia  ||  Round of 32  ||  Round of 16 ||||
|-
|}

===World Team Cup===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   World Team Cup ||   2010 ||   Dubai ||   United Arab Emirates  ||   ||    || ||  style="background-color:#cc9966;" |3rd Place
|-
|   World Team Cup ||   2007 ||   Magdeburg ||   Germany  ||  ||    ||  ||  bgcolor="silver"|2nd Place
|-
|}

===Asian Championship===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   Asian Championship ||   2009 ||   Lucknow ||   India  || QF  || bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up   ||   ||
|-
|   Asian Championship ||   2007 ||   Yangzhou ||   China  || QF ||  QF  ||    ||
|-
|   Asian Championship ||   2005 ||   Jeju ||   Korea Republic  || QF ||  QF  ||    ||
|-
|   Asian Championship ||   2003 ||   Bangkok ||   Thailand  || QF ||  QF  ||    ||
|-
|}

===Asian Cup===
{|  class="wikitable sortable"
|- class="hintergrundfarbe6"
! Competition!!   Year!!   Location!!   Country!!   Singles!!   Doubles!!   Mixed!!   Team
|-
|   Asian Cup ||   2003 ||   Kitakyushu ||   Japan  ||  6th Place  ||  ||   ||
|-
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Footer ITTF World Tour Grand Finals Champions Table Tennis Doubles Women}}

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[[Category:1977 births]]
[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:South Korean female table tennis players]]
[[Category:Olympic table tennis players for South Korea]]
[[Category:Table tennis players at the 2004 Summer Olympics]]
[[Category:Table tennis players at the 2008 Summer Olympics]]
[[Category:Olympic bronze medalists for South Korea]]
[[Category:Olympic medalists in table tennis]]
[[Category:Asian Games bronze medalists in table tennis]]
[[Category:Asian Games table tennis players for South Korea]]
[[Category:Table tennis players at the 2012 Summer Olympics]]
[[Category:Medalists at the 2008 Summer Olympics]]
[[Category:Table tennis players at the 2010 Asian Games]]
[[Category:Table tennis players at the 2006 Asian Games]]
[[Category:Medalists at the 2004 Summer Olympics]]
[[Category:Asian Games bronze medalists for South Korea]]
[[Category:Medalists at the 2006 Asian Games]]
[[Category:Medalists at the 2010 Asian Games]]
[[Category:World Table Tennis Championships medalists]]
[[Category:South Korean expatriate sportspeople in China]]
[[Category:Sportspeople from Daejeon]]
[[Category:21st-century South Korean sportswomen]]

title: Personal information

Full name: Kim Kyungah

Nationality: South Korea

Born: 25 May 1977 · Daejeon, South Korea

title: Table tennis career

Playing style: Right-handed, shakehand grip

Highest ranking: 4 (Aug – Oct 2010)

title: Olympic Games

Bronze medal – third place:
2004 Athens · Singles
2008 Beijing · Team

title: World Championships

Bronze medal – third place:
2007 Zagreb · Doubles
2009 Yokohama · Doubles
2011 Rotterdam · Doubles
2012 Dortmund · Team

title: Asian Games

Bronze medal – third place:
2006 Doha · Team
2006 Doha · Mixed Doubles
2010 Guangzhou · Singles
2010 Guangzhou · Team

Hangul: 김경아

Hanja: 金暻娥

RR: Gim Gyeonga

MR: Kim Kyŏnga


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# Jeunesses socialistes révolutionnaires
Pour les articles homonymes, voir JSR.
Les Jeunesses socialistes révolutionnaires (JSR) furent un groupe créé par Yvan Craipeau, membre de la Ligue communiste trotskiste, Fred Zeller, ex-dirigeant des Jeunesses socialistes et Jean Rous, à la suite de l'expulsion des trotskistes de la SFIO au Congrès de Mulhouse de juin 1935. Craipeau avait en effet refusé de joindre l'un ou l'autre des deux camps trotskistes, représentés par le Parti ouvrier révolutionnaire (POR) de Pierre Naville d'un côté et par La Commune de Raymond Molinier et Pierre Franck de l'autre.
Les JSR publiaient l’hebdomadaire Révolution avec pour rédacteur en chef Fred Zeller. Outre quelques trotskystes, les JSR rassemblent des jeunes communistes ayant rompu avec le PCF et quelques membres de l'ultragauche dont Pierre Lanneret , qui évolue vers la gauche communiste et entre dans le groupe vers 1938. Le jeune Pierre Boussel, âgé d'une quinzaine années, participe aux JSR : il deviendra plus tard « Lambert », l'un des dirigeants principaux du trotskisme français.
Fin 1936, le groupe subit l'entrisme du PCI (Parti communiste internationaliste) de Raymond Molinier et Pierre Frank, qui tentent sans succès d'organiser une scission. Finalement, le groupe accepta d'adhérer, sur une base individuelle, au Parti ouvrier internationaliste (POI) qui organisait la fusion, après les grèves de juin 1936, entre le PCI et le POR de Naville ; les JSR conservaient cependant leur autonomie ainsi que Révolution. David Rousset, étudiant en philosophie qui avait participé à la fondation des JSR en janvier 1936, fait partie de ceux qui rejoignent le POI.

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Les '''Jeunesses socialistes révolutionnaires''' (JSR) furent un groupe créé par [[Yvan Craipeau]], membre de la [[Ligue communiste (1930)|Ligue communiste]] [[trotskiste]], [[Fred Zeller]], ex-dirigeant des [[Jeunesses socialistes]] et [[Jean Rous]], à la suite de l'expulsion des [[trotskisme en France|trotskistes]] de la [[Section française de l'Internationale ouvrière|SFIO]] au Congrès de Mulhouse de juin [[1935]]<ref name=Nick208>[[Christophe Nick]], ''Les Trotskistes'', Fayard, 2002, {{p.}}208 sq. </ref>. Craipeau avait en effet refusé de joindre l'un ou l'autre des deux camps trotskistes, représentés par le Parti ouvrier révolutionnaire (POR) de [[Pierre Naville]] d'un côté et par La Commune de [[Raymond Molinier]] et [[Pierre Franck (trotskiste)|Pierre Franck]] de l'autre.

Les JSR publiaient l’hebdomadaire ''Révolution''<ref name=Nick208/> avec pour rédacteur en chef Fred Zeller<ref>Frédéric Charpier, [https://books.google.fr/books?id=rvJIjiHbYOAC&pg=PT26&lpg=PT26&dq=%22+Jeunesses+socialistes+r%C3%A9volutionnaires+%22&source=bl&ots=KzLwAmiU1D&sig=ACfU3U3r-I74dlCN9JtYQhBsjKlkKhVNLw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiurZ_Tr8nnAhUs5uAKHSMtDNI4ChDoATAFegQIChAB#v=onepage&q=%22%20Jeunesses%20socialistes%20r%C3%A9volutionnaires%20%22&f=false ''Histoire de l'extrême gauche trotskiste  de 1929 à nos jours''], Editions 1, 2002, 408 p., ouvrage numérique Google n. p.</ref>. Outre quelques trotskystes, les JSR rassemblent des jeunes communistes ayant rompu avec le [[Parti communiste français|PCF]] et quelques membres de l'[[ultragauche]]<ref name=Nick208/> dont [[Pierre Lanneret]] , qui évolue vers la [[gauche communiste]] et entre dans le groupe vers 1938. Le jeune [[Pierre Boussel (politique)|Pierre Boussel]], âgé d'une quinzaine années, participe aux JSR : il deviendra plus tard « Lambert », l'un des dirigeants principaux du [[trotskisme en France|trotskisme français]].

Fin 1936, le groupe subit l'[[entrisme]] du PCI (Parti communiste internationaliste) de [[Raymond Molinier]] et [[Pierre Frank]], qui tentent sans succès d'organiser une scission<ref name=Nick208/>. Finalement, le groupe accepta d'adhérer, sur une base individuelle, au [[Parti ouvrier internationaliste]] (POI) qui organisait la fusion, après les [[Front populaire (France)|grèves de juin 1936]], entre le PCI et le POR de Naville ; les JSR conservaient cependant leur autonomie ainsi que ''Révolution''<ref name=Nick208/>. [[David Rousset]], étudiant en philosophie qui avait participé à la fondation des JSR en {{date-|janvier 1936}}, fait partie de ceux qui rejoignent le POI<ref>Michèle Le Pavec, [https://www.cairn.info/revue-de-la-bibliotheque-nationale-de-france-2010-2-page-43.htm « David Rousset (1912-1997). L'expérience concentrationnaire »], ''Revue de la BNF'', 2010/2 (n° 35), p. 43-47.</ref>.

== Notes et références ==
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== Bibliographie ==
* Jessica Wardhaugh, [https://books.google.fr/books?id=Yk2BDAAAQBAJ&pg=PA119&lpg=PA119&dq=%22+Jeunesses+socialistes+r%C3%A9volutionnaires+%22&source=bl&ots=dsTHLkAB9Y&sig=ACfU3U3xE8WeC7py7RblWtKWllqwpKg-nw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiJoYjXqcnnAhVeAGMBHdnVCf8Q6AEwCXoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=%22%20Jeunesses%20socialistes%20r%C3%A9volutionnaires%20%22&f=false  ''In Pursuit of the People : Political Culture in France, 1934-39''], Springer, 2008, 313 pages, p. 119
* {{Ouvrage |auteur1=Pierre-Antoine Perrod |titre=L’honneur d’être dupe. Henri Colliard 1915-1945 |éditeur=Éditions Horvath |année= |isbn= |lire en ligne=https://books.google.fr/books?id=8KNYDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT29&dq=%22+Jeunesses+socialistes+r%C3%A9volutionnaires+%22}}.

{{Portail|années 1930|politique française|communisme}}

[[Catégorie:Ancienne organisation trotskiste en France]]
[[Catégorie:Organisme fondé en 1935]]
[[Catégorie:Organisme disparu en 1936]]

title: Histoire

title: Cadre

Sigle: JSR

Pays: France

title: Organisation

Fondateurs: Yvan Craipeau, Fred Zeller, Jean Rous

Idéologie: Trotskisme

Positionnement: Extrême gauche


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# Isländische Eishockeyliga 1993/94
Die Saison 1993/94 war die dritte Spielzeit der isländischen Eishockeyliga, der höchsten isländischen Eishockeyspielklasse. Meister wurde zum insgesamt dritten Mal in der Vereinsgeschichte Skautafélag Akureyrar.

## Modus
In der Hauptrunde absolvierten die drei Mannschaften jeweils vier Spiele. Die beiden bestplatzierten Mannschaften qualifizierten sich für das Meisterschaftsfinale. Für einen Sieg erhielt jede Mannschaft zwei Punkte, bei einem Unentschieden gab es einen Punkt und bei einer Niederlage null Punkte.

## Hauptrunde

### Tabelle
|    | Klub                         | Sp | S | U | N | Punkte |
| -- | ---------------------------- | -- | - | - | - | ------ |
| 1. | Skautafélag Akureyrar        | 4  | 4 | 0 | 0 | 8      |
| 2. | Skautafélag Reykjavíkur      | 4  | 2 | 0 | 2 | 4      |
| 3. | Ísknattleiksfélagið Björninn | 4  | 0 | 0 | 4 | 2      |

Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = unentschieden, N = Niederlagen, OTS = Overtime-Siege, OTN = Overtime-Niederlage, SOS = Penalty-Siege, SON = Penalty-Niederlage

## Finale
- Skautafélag Akureyrar – Skautafélag Reykjavíkur 2:1 (7:8 n. V., 6:3, 7:2)

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| vorherige   = Isländische Eishockeyliga 1992/93
| naechste    = Isländische Eishockeyliga 1994/95
| meister     = [[Skautafélag Akureyrar]]
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| absteiger   = ''keiner''
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Die '''Saison 1993/94''' war die dritte Spielzeit der [[Isländische Eishockeyliga|isländischen Eishockeyliga]], der höchsten [[Island|isländischen]] [[Eishockey]]spielklasse. [[Isländischer Meister (Eishockey)|Meister]] wurde zum insgesamt dritten Mal in der Vereinsgeschichte [[Skautafélag Akureyrar]].

== Modus ==
In der Hauptrunde absolvierten die drei Mannschaften jeweils vier Spiele. Die beiden bestplatzierten Mannschaften qualifizierten sich für das Meisterschaftsfinale. Für einen Sieg erhielt jede Mannschaft zwei Punkte, bei einem Unentschieden gab es einen Punkt und bei einer Niederlage null Punkte.

== Hauptrunde ==
=== Tabelle ===
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
! width="30" |
! width="200" | Klub
! width="30" | Sp
! width="30" | S
! width="30" | U
! width="30" | N
! width="70" | Punkte
|- bgcolor="#e6fae6" align="center"
| 1. ||align="left"| [[Skautafélag Akureyrar]] || 4 ||4||0||0||'''8'''
|- bgcolor="#e6fae6" align="center"
| 2. ||align="left"| [[Skautafélag Reykjavíkur]] || 4 ||2||0||2||'''4'''
|- bgcolor="#FFFFFF" align="center"
| 3. ||align="left"| [[Ísknattleiksfélagið Björninn]] || 4 ||0||0||4||'''2'''
|}
<small>Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = unentschieden, N = Niederlagen, OTS = Overtime-Siege, OTN = Overtime-Niederlage, SOS = Penalty-Siege, SON = Penalty-Niederlage</small>

== Finale ==
* '''[[Skautafélag Akureyrar]]''' – [[Skautafélag Reykjavíkur]] 2:1 (7:8 n. V., 6:3, 7:2)

== Weblinks ==
* [https://www.hockeyarchives.info/Islande1994.htm Spielzeit bei hockeyarchives.info] (frz.)

{{Navigationsleiste Spielzeiten der isländischen Eishockeyliga}}

[[Kategorie:Saison der Isländischen Eishockeyliga|#1993]]
[[Kategorie:Eishockeysaison 1993/94]]

title: Isländische Eishockeyliga

◄ vorherige: Saison 1993/94 · nächste ►

Meister: Skautafélag Akureyrar

Absteiger: keiner