Jutrzenka Kraków was a Jewish minority Polish football club during the interwar period.

Fans and players of the club were generally associated with the Bund political party.

The main rival of Jutrzenka was the club Makkabi Kraków, which was associated with the Zionist movement and political parties.

[1][2][3] Jutrzenka played one season in I liga in 1927 when it took the last, fourteenth place.

The animosity between Jutrzenka and Makkabi was sufficiently intense that in arguments within KOZPN (the organization of Kraków area soccer teams), the Zionist Makkabi often made tactical alliances with the somewhat antisemitic Wisła (Wisła's charter banned non-Catholic players from its ranks) against Jutrzenka and its more democratic ally Cracovia.