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Since 1939 till 1990 Lithuania suffered 3 occupations: 1 German (1941-1944) and 2 Soviet (1939-1941, 1944-1990), one of which lasted 46 years. In WWII occupations were based on violent battles between Germans and Russians. These historical events left a lot of stuff behind them selves. Almost every family in Lithuania has something left, related to USSR history in their forgotten drawers. So we are just traveling around lithuanian countrysides and collecting this memorabilia.

Item is original, genuine, authentic, unique, not a copy or replica - has 2-12 decades of it's own unique history.

 

 

 

 

Team Jersey
Association
Most Games
First Game
Soviet Union 23 - 2 East Germany  (East Berlin, East Germany; April 22, 1951)
Last Game
Soviet Union 3 - 1 Canada  (Méribel, France; February 23, 1992)
Largest victory
Soviet Union 28 - 2 Italy  (Colorado Springs, United States; December 26, 1967)
Largest defeat
Canada 8 - 2 Soviet Union  (Ottawa, Canada; January 9, 1968)  Czechoslovakia 9 - 3 Soviet Union  (Prague, Czechoslovakia; March 21, 1975)
Canada Cup
Winners: 1 - 1981
World Championships
Gold medalists: 19 - 1954, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990
International Competition
Current record: (W-L-T) 725-110-65

 

Olympic medal record
Men's Ice Hockey
Gold	1956	Ice Hockey
Bronze	1960	Ice Hockey
Gold	1964	Ice Hockey
Gold	1968	Ice Hockey
Gold	1972	Ice Hockey
Gold	1976	Ice Hockey
Silver	1980	Ice Hockey
Gold	1984	Ice Hockey
Gold	1988	Ice Hockey

The Soviet national ice hockey team, or USSR national ice hockey team (Russian: Сборная СССР по хоккею с шайбой) was the national hockey team of the Soviet Union.

The Soviets were one of the most dominant teams of all time in international play. The team won nearly every world championships and Olympic tournament between 1954 and 1991 held by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF).

Due to the questionable nature of the amateur status of the Soviet players, their participation in the Olympics was questioned. The controversy was about the IIHF's definition of amateurs and professionals. However, the Soviets were generally dominant in amateur and professional tournaments alike.

After 1991, the Soviet team competed as the Unified Team at the 1992 Winter Olympics. In 1993, it was replaced by the Russia national ice hockey team.

The IIHF Team of the Century included four Soviet/Russian players out of a team of six. Four Soviet/Russian players along with one Swede and one Canadian were named to the ice hockey's Team of the Century announced by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). Goalie Vladislav Tretyak, defenseman Vyacheslav Fetisov and forwards Valery Kharlamov and Sergei Makarov who played for the Soviet teams in the 1970s and the 1980s were voted on to the team in a poll conducted by a group of 56 experts from 16 countries.[1]

Top players

• Vsevolod Bobrov
• Viacheslav Fetisov
• Anatoli Firsov
• Valeri Kamensky
• Alexei Kasatonov
• Valery Kharlamov
• Vladimir Krutov
• Igor Larionov
• Sergei Makarov
• Aleksandr Maltsev
• Boris Mikhailov
• Vladimir Petrov
• Alexander Ragulin
• Vladislav Tretiak
• Valery Vasiliev
• Alexander Yakushev

Stats

Leading scorers (Olympics, World Championships, Canada Cups, 1972 Summit Series)

1. Valery Kharlamov - 199 points
2. Aleksandr Maltsev - 198 points
3. Boris Mikhailov - 180 points
4. Vladimir Petrov - 176 points
5. Sergei Makarov - 172 points

Top coaches

• Arkady Chernyshev
• Anatoly Tarasov
• Viktor Tikhonov

World Championships record

• 1954 - Gold medal winner
• 1955 - Silver medal winner
• 1957 - Silver medal winner
• 1958 - Silver medal winner
• 1959 - Silver medal winner
• 1961 - Bronze medal winner
• 1962 - Did not participate
• 1963 - Gold medal winner
• 1965 - Gold medal winner
• 1966 - Gold medal winner
• 1967 - Gold medal winner
• 1969 - Gold medal winner
• 1970 - Gold medal winner
• 1971 - Gold medal winner
• 1972 - Silver medal winner
• 1973 - Gold medal winner
• 1974 - Gold medal winner
• 1975 - Gold medal winner
• 1976 - Silver medal winner
• 1977 - Bronze medal winner
• 1978 - Gold medal winner
• 1979 - Gold medal winner
• 1981 - Gold medal winner
• 1982 - Gold medal winner
• 1983 - Gold medal winner
• 1985 - Bronze medal winner
• 1986 - Gold medal winner
• 1987 - Silver medal winner
• 1989 - Gold medal winner
• 1990 - Gold medal winner
• 1991 - Bronze medal winner

Summit Series record

• 1972 - Lost to Canada
• 1974 - Won series against Canada

Canada Cup record

• 1976 - Finished in 3rd place
• 1981 - Won championship
• 1984 - Lost Semi-Final
• 1987 - Lost Final
• 1991 - Finished in 5th place

Challenge Cup and Rendez-vous vs. NHL all-stars

• 1979 - Won series
• 1987 - Tied series

Trivia

• At the 1984 Canada Cup the Soviets sent a team whose players all shot left-handed.

Alexander Deyneka

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Alexander Alexandrovich Deyneka
Born	May 20, 1899 Kursk, Imperial Russia
Died	June 12, 1969 Moscow, USSR

Alexander Alexandrovich Deyneka (Russian: Александр Александрович Дейнека; May 20, 1899, Kursk - June 12, 1969, Moscow) was a Soviet Russian painter, graphic artist and sculptor. He is one of the most important Russian modernist figurative painter of the 1st half of the 20th century.

He studied at Kharkov Art College and at VKhUTEMAS. He was a founding member of groups such as OST and Oktyabr, and his work gained wide exposure in major exhibitions. His paintings and drawings (the earliest are often monochrome due to the shortage of art supplies) depict genre scenes as well as labour and often sports. Later Deyneka began painting monumental works, such as The Defence of Petrograd in 1928, which remains his most iconic painting, and The Battle of Sevastopol in 1942, The Outskirts of Moscow. November 1941 and The Shot-Down Ace.

His mosaics are a feature of Mayakovskaya metro station in Moscow. He was awarded the Order of Lenin and the Order of the Red Banner of Labor.

He is buried in the Novodevichye Cemetery in Moscow.

Works

"The Defense of Petrograd", 1928

"The Defense of Sebastopol", 1942

"Hockey Players", mosaic, 1959 - 1960

• «Three Women's Figures», 1920s
• «The Cabaret», 1921
• «Перед спуском в шахту», 1924
• «Football», 1924
• «After the Rain. Kursk», 1925
• «Springtime», 1925
• «The Skiers», 1926
• «Tennis», 1926
• «На стройке новых цехов», 1926
• «Textile Workers», 1927
• «The Ode to the Spring», 1927
• «The Defense of Petrograd», 1928, Central Museum of the Defense Forces of the USSR, Moscow
• «Механизируем Донбасс!» (poster), 1930
• «Китай на пути освобождения от империализма» (poster), 1930
• «Надо стать самим специалистами» (poster), 1930
• «Book Cover», 1931
• «The Interventionists' Mercenary», 1931
• «On the Balcony», 1931
• «Crosscountry Race», 1931
• «A Girl at the Window. Winter», 1931
• «Mother», 1932, ГТГ
• «Soccer Game», 1932
• «The Sleeping Boy With Cornflowers», 1932
• «Noon», 1932
• «The Soccer Player», 1932
• «Кто кого?», 1932
• «In the Airs», 1932
• «The Night Landscape with Horses and Dry Grasses», 1933
• «Girls Swimming», 1933
• «Dry Leaves», 1933
• «Resting Children», 1933
• «Communists at Interrogation», 1933
• «Физкультурница" / "Работать, строить и не ныть!» (poster), 1933
• «Without Work in Berlin», 1933
• «The Pier», 1933
• «The Race», 1933
• «Runners», 1934
• «Skiers», 1934
• «Landscape with a Herd», 1934
• «Goalkeeper», 1934
• «A Pioneer. Kursk», 1934
• «Crimean Pioneers», 1934
• «A Parachuter above the Sea», 1934
• «Quirinal Place, Rome», 1934
• «Spanish Stairways», 1934
• «A Street in Rome»
• «Monks», 1935
• «An Italian motif», 1935
• «The Park», 1935
• «The Portrait of S.I.L. with the Straw Hat», 1935
• «Tuileries», 1935
• «Quai de la Seine», 1935
• «Paris. In a Café», 1935
• «Une parisienne», 1935
• «Негритянский концерт», 1935
• «The Night (detail)», 1935
• «The Boredom», 1935
• «The Road to Mount-Vernon», 1935
• «Collective Farmer on a Bicycle», 1935
• «A Lunch Break in Donbass», 1935
• «Первая пятилетка», 1936
• «The Model», 1936
• «The Future Pilots», 1937
• «The Stakhanovites», 1937
• «Woman in Red», 1939
• «The Lilacs»
• «Nikitka – The First Russian Pilot», 1940
• «The Left March», 1941
• «The Outskirts of Moscow. November 1941»
• «Sverdlov Place in December 1941»
• «Evening. The Patriarch Ponds, 1941»
• «A Burned down Village», 1942
• «Эвакуация колхозного скота»
• «Колхозницы роют противотанковые рвы на подступах к Москве»
• «Ремонт танков на прифронтовом заводе»
• «Танки идут на фронт»
• «Наступление началось»
• «The Defense of Sebastopol», 1942
• «The Knocked down Ace», 1943
• «Nude Woman Sitting», 1943
• «Under Occupation», 1944
• «Expanse», 1944
• «Above the Devastated Berlin», 1944
• «Berlin. The Day of the Declaration», 1945
• «A Stadium in Berlin», 1945
• «Near Kursk. Tuskor' River», 1945
• «Relay Race» (sculpture), 1945
• «A Boxer» (sculpture), 1947
• «100-meter Race» (sculpture), 1947
• «The Relay Race on the Ring B», 1947
• «Donbass», 1947
• «The Studio Window», 1947
• «In Sebastopol», 1947
• «Self-portrait», 1948
• «The Space of Building Sites under Moscow», 1949
• «The Skiers» (mosaic), 1950
• «Football Players» (sculpture), 1950
• «Перед забегом» (sculpture), 1951
• «A Nude Girl», 1951
• «Дачный поселок Кратово», 1951
• «In Sebastopol», 1947
• «On the Skating Rink in Kratovo», 1951
• «The Snow Maiden», 1954
• «The Laying Woman with a Ball», 1954
• «Still Life. Strawberries», 1955
• «A Nude Model», 1955
• «Football players» (sculpture), 1955
• «The Tractor Driver», 1956
• «In Sebastopol», 1956
• «Near the Sea», 1956-1957
• «Putting the Shot» (sculpture), 1957
• «Голова парашютиста» (mosaic), 1957
• «A Nice Morning» (mosaic), 1959-1960
• «Hockey Players» (mosaic), 1959-1960
• «October Slogans of Peace by the Nevsky Gate, 1960
• «A Milker» (mosaic), 1962
• «The Red Guardsman» (mosaic), 1962
• «A Villa in Rome», 1965
• «The Young Designer», 1966
• «In the South (detail)», 1966
• «Владимир Маяковский в РОСТА»
• «Летнее приволье»
• «Running Sportswoman» (sculpture)
• «The Cat and the Cook»

 

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