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The Schwarzwaldpokal is a competition in Nordic combined. It is held since 1967 and since 1984 part of the FIS Nordic Combined World Cup.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Schwarzwaldpokal is referenced by 2 other articles, and connects out to Nordic combined, Eric Frenzel and Felix Gottwald.

Vinony files it under Black Forest, FIS Nordic Combined World Cup and Nordic combined competitions in Germany.

Its subject is documented across 5 Wikipedia language editions.

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1967-00-00

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The Schwarzwaldpokal is a competition in Nordic combined. It is held since 1967 and since 1984 part of the FIS Nordic Combined World Cup.

== Winners == {| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%" |- bgcolor="#E0E0E0" ! Season ! Winner Men ! Winner Women |- |1967 || |- |1968 || |- |1969 || |- |1970 || |- |1971 || |- |1972 || |- |1973 || |- |1974 || |- |1975 || |- |1976 || |- |1977 || |- |1978 || |- |1979 || |- |1980 || |- |1981 || |- |1982 || |- |1983 || Cancelled |- |1984 || |- |1985 || |- |1986 || |- |1987 || |- |1988 || |- |1989 || |- |1990 || Cancelled |- |1991 || |- |1992 || |- |1993 || |- |1994 || |- |1995 || |- |1996 || |- |1997 || |- |1998 || |- |1999 || |- |2000 || |- |2001 || Cancelled |- |2002 || |- |2003 ||Cancelled |- |2004 || |- |2005 || |- |2006 || |- |2007 || Cancelled |- |2008 || |- |2009 || |- |2010 || |- |2011 || |- |2012 || Cancelled |- |January 2013 || |- |December 2013 || |- |2015 || |- |2016 || |- |2017 || |- |2018 || |- |2019 || |- |2020 || Cancelled due to lack of snow |- |2021 || Cancelled due to lack of snow |- |2022 || |- |2023 || |- |2024 || || |- |2025 || || |}

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