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In February 1932, ice hockey players from the '''[[Germany|German]] Labour Sport Union''', a member of the CSI (Communist Sports International), under the name '''Fichte''' (after the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte), visited the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] capital of Moscow to demonstrate the game of ice hockey.  
In February 1932, ice hockey players from the '''[[Germany|German]] Labour Sport Union (FSU)''', a member of the CSI (Communist Sports International), visited the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] capital of Moscow to demonstrate the game of ice hockey. The German team is often (erroneously) referred to as '''Fichte'''.


==Results==
==Results==
At first, two closed matches were held, against a Moscow selection, and Dynamo Moscow. Surprisingly, both teams dominated their German opponents, winning by double-digit margins.
*2/23: FSU team demonstrated the game of ice hockey in Moscow
 
*2/24: '''CDKA Moscow''' - FSU 3:0 (1:0, 1:0, 1:0) - goals: V. Venevtsev (3) - CDKA roster: Vladimir Lesin; Evgeny Bokunyaev - Leonid Sharov; Alexander Dyomin - Vladimir Lash - Vladimir Venevtsev.
*'''Moscow Selection''' - Fichte 13:0 - Moscow roster: Valentin Granatkin, Pavel Korotkov, Konstantin Kvashnin, Peter Yakovlev, Mikhail Yakushin, Alexander Igumnov.
*2/26: '''Moscow Selects''' - FSU 6:0
*'''Dynamo Moscow''' - Fichte 17:3 - Dynamo roster: Sergey Alimbekov, Pavel Korotkov, Lev Korchebokov, Pavel Savostyanov, Konstantin Kvashnin, Mikhail Bolshakov.
*2/28: '''Moscow Selects''' - FSU 7:0
 
*3/6: '''Moscow Selects''' - FSU 8:0
After these closed matches, it was decided to hold official matches involving weaker teams, with Fichte facing CDKA Moscow (Central Army Sports Club) once, and the Moscow Selects twice.
 
*2/24: '''CDKA Moscow''' - Fichte 3:0 (1:0, 1:0, 1:0) - goals: V. Venevtsev (3) - CDKA roster: Vladimir Lesin; Evgeny Bokunyaev - Leonid Sharov; Alexander Dyomin - Vladimir Lash - Vladimir Venevtsev.
*2/28: '''Moscow Selects''' - Fichte 6:0
*3/6: '''Moscow Selects''' - Fichte 8:0


*'''Moscow Selects''' roster: Yuri Struve; Vasily Filippov  - Nikolai Nazarov; Andrey Starostin - Georgy Artyomiev - Nikolay Bugrov.
*'''Moscow Selects''' roster: Yuri Struve; Vasily Filippov  - Nikolai Nazarov; Andrey Starostin - Georgy Artyomiev - Nikolay Bugrov.
*'''Fichte''' roster: Hans Erfurt; Rick, Dumas, Wongel, Krause, Ionat.
*'''FSU''' roster: Hans Erfurt; Rick, Dumas, Wongel, Krause, Ionat.


==Images==
==Images==
<gallery>
<gallery>
1932 GER-USSR.jpg|Action from one of the games. Fichte in white.
1932 GER-USSR.jpg|Action from one of the games. FSU in white.
1932 Fichte.jpg|The Fichte team.
1932 Fichte.jpg|The FSU team.
1932 Fichte goalie.jpg|Erfurt, the Fichte goaltender.
1932 Fichte goalie.jpg|Erfurt, the FSU goaltender.
</gallery>
</gallery>


Revision as of 21:41, 7 March 2026

In February 1932, ice hockey players from the German Labour Sport Union (FSU), a member of the CSI (Communist Sports International), visited the Soviet capital of Moscow to demonstrate the game of ice hockey. The German team is often (erroneously) referred to as Fichte.

Results

  • 2/23: FSU team demonstrated the game of ice hockey in Moscow
  • 2/24: CDKA Moscow - FSU 3:0 (1:0, 1:0, 1:0) - goals: V. Venevtsev (3) - CDKA roster: Vladimir Lesin; Evgeny Bokunyaev - Leonid Sharov; Alexander Dyomin - Vladimir Lash - Vladimir Venevtsev.
  • 2/26: Moscow Selects - FSU 6:0
  • 2/28: Moscow Selects - FSU 7:0
  • 3/6: Moscow Selects - FSU 8:0
  • Moscow Selects roster: Yuri Struve; Vasily Filippov - Nikolai Nazarov; Andrey Starostin - Georgy Artyomiev - Nikolay Bugrov.
  • FSU roster: Hans Erfurt; Rick, Dumas, Wongel, Krause, Ionat.

Images

  • Action from one of the games. FSU in white.

    Action from one of the games. FSU in white.

  • The FSU team.

    The FSU team.

  • Erfurt, the FSU goaltender.

    Erfurt, the FSU goaltender.

Sources

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