Hungarian National Team
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The Hungarian National Team represents Hungary in international competitions.
[edit] History
Hungary earned promotion to the elite level in 2008 following their win in the 2008 DI World Championship. For the Hungarians, the 2009 World Championship will be their first participation at the elite level in 70 years; they had been relegated from the elite group following the 1939 World Championship and hadn't been back up since.
 Ice hockey in Hungary
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| MOL Liga: Alba Volan Székesfehérvár • Budapest Stars • Újpesti TE • Dunaújvárosi Acél Bikák • Ferencváros TC • Miskolci JJSE |
| Erste Bank Eishockey Liga: Alba Volan Székesfehérvár |
| Hungarian Cup • Interliga |
| Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation |
| Men's Hungarian National Team • Women's Hungarian National Team |
| IIHF National teams | |
 Armenia -  Australia -  Austria -  Belgium -  Belarus -  Bulgaria
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 Canada -  China -  Croatia -  Czech Republic -  Denmark -  Estonia
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 Finland -  France -  Germany -  Greece -  Great Britain - Hungary
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 Ireland -  Iceland -  Israel -  Italy -  Japan -  Kazakhstan
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 Latvia -  Lithuania -  Luxembourg -  Mexico -  Mongolia -  North Korea
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 Norway -  New Zealand -  The Netherlands -  Poland -  Romania -  Russia
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 Serbia -  Slovakia -  Slovenia -  Spain -  South Africa -  South Korea
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 Sweden -  Switzerland -  Turkey -  Ukraine -  United Arab Emirates -  United-States
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Defunct teams:  Bohemia - Czechoslovakia -  East Germany -  U.S.S.R. - West Germany -  Yugoslavia
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| Teams that do not participate in IIHF competitions: | |
 Andorra -  Argentina -  Azerbaijan -  Bosnia and Herzegovina -  Brazil -  Chinese Taipei
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 Georgia -  Hong Kong -  Kuwait -  India -  Liechtenstein -  Macau
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 FYR Macedonia -  Malaysia -  Moldova -  Namibia -  Portugal -  Singapore -  Thailand
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Teams of non-IIHF member nations:  Algeria -  Morocco
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