Hakoah is a sports club founded in 1909 in Vienna, Austria, primarily associated with the Jewish community. The name "Hakoah" means "the strength" in Hebrew, reflecting the club's focus on promoting physical fitness and sportsmanship among its members. It became well-known for its successful soccer team and various athletic programs. After the rise of the Nazi regime, many members of Hakoah emigrated, leading to the establishment of clubs in other countries, including the United States and Israel. The club has a rich history and continues to promote sports and community engagement among Jewish populations worldwide, contributing to the legacy of Jewish sports culture.