ATV Liegnitz [SEP] dissolved or abolished
failed to qualify for. By 1944 the Gauliga Niederschlesien collapsed and "ATV Liegnitz" disappeared in 1945 with the end of the war as the city became part of Poland.
Honours.
- South Eastern German champions: 1912
Stadium.
The club played it home matches at one of two stadiums; 96er Kampfbahn am Kreiskrankenhaus or Jahnsportplatz an Schützenhaus.
References.
- Das deutsche Fußball-Archiv historical German domestic league tables
first-division competition before being reunited with parent club "ATV" to become "Nationalsozialistiche Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft Liegnitz". The combined side NTSG Liegnitz, or commonly "TuSpo Liegnitz", rejoined what was now the Gauliga Niederschlesien (I) for the 1941–42 season and the club earned indifferent results over two campaigns. As the war turned against Germany, travel became increasing difficult and play became more local in character. The Gauliga broke up into four divisions that played shortened schedule followed by a round robin final that "NTSG"