Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99
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Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99
Summary
Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 is an ice hockey competition[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 won the Sweden men's national ice hockey team[3].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 is in the country of Finland[4].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's instance of is recorded as ice hockey competition[5].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's instance of is recorded as sports season[6].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 comprises Česká pojišťovna Cup 1998[7].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 comprises 1998 Karjala Tournament[8].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 comprises 1998 Baltica Cup[9].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 comprises 1999 Sweden Hockey Games[10].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 began on September 3, 1998[11].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 ended on February 14, 1999[12].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's sport is recorded as ice hockey[13].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's topic's main category is recorded as Category:1998–99 Euro Hockey Tour[14].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's participating team is recorded as Sweden men's national ice hockey team[15].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's participating team is recorded as Finland men's national ice hockey team[16].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's participating team is recorded as Czechia men's national ice hockey team[17].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's participating team is recorded as Russia men's national ice hockey team[18].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's competition class is recorded as men's ice hockey[19].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 dates from the 1998-1999 one-year-period[20].
- Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99's sports season of league or competition is recorded as Euro Hockey Tour[21].
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When and Where
Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 began on September 3, 1998[11]. It ended on February 14, 1999[12]. It is in the country of Finland[4].
Context
Recorded instance of include ice hockey competition[5] and sports season[6].
Why It Matters
Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[22]
FAQs
What awards did Euro Hockey Tour 1998–99 receive?
Honors received include Sweden men's national ice hockey team[3].