Stalinets (which very roughly translates as Steel men) was founded in 1925 by the workers of the Leningrad Metal Factory (Ленинградский Металлический Завод). Stalinets were effectively absorbed into the Zenit Leningrad club.
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8.1.17
Stalinets
Stalinets (which very roughly translates as Steel men) was founded in 1925 by the workers of the Leningrad Metal Factory (Ленинградский Металлический Завод). Stalinets were effectively absorbed into the Zenit Leningrad club.
14.10.16
Petrograd
August 1914: 2 matches featuring Petrograd champions Kolomyagi. The first against Moscow champions KFS, the second, as far as I can make out, against a team from Samara (KVOD).
11.9.16
ОППВ
Опытно-Показательная Площадка Военведа was, between 1924 and 1928, the name of the Moscow club now known as Центральный Спортивный Клуб Армии. In English the club is known as CSKA.
15.8.16
Soviet Union in Germany, 1927
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
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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
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Soviet Union
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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
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2
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12
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Soviet Union
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Mannheim
(15000)
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24.07.27
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Rheinland-Westphalia
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1
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5
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Soviet Union
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Bremen
(20000)
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27.07.27
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Vienna
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3
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1
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Soviet Union
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Dresden (10000)
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29.07.27
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Vienna
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1
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6
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Soviet Union
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Leipzig (15000)
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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
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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
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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
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Moscow
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|
HB
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Pavel Baturiev
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Dinamo
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Leningrad
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Fyodor Selin
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Trekhgorka
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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
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Moscow
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Aleksandr Straub
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Kanatchik
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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
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