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Barmbecker SG was a short-lived wartime German association football club from the Barmbeck (now Barmbek) district in north-central Hamburg. The club played several seasons in the top-flight Gauliga Nordmark and Gauliga Hamburg during World War II. SG was formed in 1939 as a Kriegsspielgemeinschaft through the consolidation of the local sides Sportverein Uhlenhorst-Herta 1911, Uhlenhorster Sport Club Paloma 1909, and . This was a common practice during both World Wars to help offset player shortages caused by the conflicts.