In July 1927 the Soviet Union undertook a tour of Germany.
The hosts were not the DFB but socialist organization Arbeiter-Turn-und Sportbund (The Workers' Gymnastic and Sports Association).
02.07.27
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Arbeiter-Turn-und Sportbund
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2
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8
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Soviet Union
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Leipzig
(27000)
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10.07.27
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Arbeiter-Turn-und Sportbund
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1
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4
|
Soviet Union
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Hamburg
(25000)
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Arbeiter-Turn-und
Sportbund was a national team drawn from clubs playing in the Arbeiter-Turn-und
Sportbund national championship, which ran from 1920-32.
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13.07.27
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North West Germany
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2
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8
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Soviet Union
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Bremen
(8000)
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15.07.27
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Dresdner SV 1910
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0
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3
|
Soviet Union
|
Dresden
(20000)
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Dresdner
SV 10 were the ATSB national champions 4 years in a row (1923-27)
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20.07.27
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Chemnitz
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0
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8
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Soviet Union
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Chemnitz
(10000)
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22.07.27
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Baden-Pfalz
|
2
|
12
|
Soviet Union
|
Mannheim
(15000)
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24.07.27
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Rheinland-Westphalia
|
1
|
5
|
Soviet Union
|
Bremen
(20000)
|
27.07.27
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Vienna
|
3
|
1
|
Soviet Union
|
Dresden (10000)
|
29.07.27
|
Vienna
|
1
|
6
|
Soviet Union
|
Leipzig (15000)
|
A
Workers’ team billed as ‘Austria’ in some Soviet reports.
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30.07.27
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Berlin
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2
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6
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Soviet Union
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Berlin
(20000)
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P
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W
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D
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L
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F
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A
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10
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9
|
1
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61
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14
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Squad:
Club
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City
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GK
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Nikolai Sokolov
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Dinamo
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Leningrad
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Fyodor Chulkov
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Dinamo
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Moscow
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FB
|
Petr Edzov
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Pischevkus
|
Leningrad
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Vasili Lapshin
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Trekhgorka
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Moscow
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|
Pavel Pchelikov
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OPPV
|
Moscow
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HB
|
Pavel Baturiev
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Dinamo
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Leningrad
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Fyodor Selin
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Trekhgorka
|
Moscow
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|
Vladimir Fomin
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October
Revolution FC
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Kharkov
|
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Ivan Privalov
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Rabis
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Kharkov
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Alexei Stolyarov
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Dinamo
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Leningrad
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FW
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Nikolai Starotsin
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Pishchevik
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Moscow
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Mikhail Butusov
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Pischevkus
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Leningrad
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Petr Isakov
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Pishchevik
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Moscow
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|
Aleksandr Shpakovski
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Rabis
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Kharkov
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Aleksandr Kholin
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Trekhgorka
|
Moscow
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Aleksandr Straub
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Kanatchik
|
Odessa
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Pavel Baturiev was captain.
Trainer was Mikhail Kozlov. Kozlov was a former player of КVКILSI (Tver) and SKL (Moscow). He led the Soviet Union side 1924—1935 and later Spartak Moscow.
Acknowledgements to http://www.rusteam.permian.ru