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Никого провоцировать не собираюсь. Оказывается это латыши научили нас играть в хоккей..  |
Хоккей пришёл в Россию позже чем в Латвию. В России играли в бэнди в то время как Латвия играла в хоккей на Олимпийских играх.
Хоккей появился в Латвии в начале ХХ века, и после обретения независимости популярность хоккея росла, создавались команды, строились ледовые площадки. Латвийская сборная дебютировала на чемпионате Европы в 1932 году. В 1936 году Латвия участвовала на Олимпийских играх в Германии. В 1939 году латвийская сборная в последний раз играла под красно-бело-красным флагом.
Источник: http://www.ihwc2006.lv/?va=ru&sa=13
History of Russian Hockey
"Canadian" hockey was first demonstrated in the former Soviet Union in Moscow in March 1932. A German trade union team called Fichte played a series of exhibition games against the Central Red Army Sports Club and the Moscow Selects. The games attracted a small number of spectators to an outdoor rink and resulted in a 3-0 win by the Red Army and 6-0 and 8-0 victories by the Selects. The Soviet teams were made up of bandy players (field hockey on ice) and neither the players nor the spectators were impressed with the new game.
Though the sport was not popular, "Canadian" hockey's advantage over bandy was that the size of the ice surface made it possible to play on regulation skating rinks. In 1933, an attempt was made to start hockey in Moscow. The regulations of the Moscow bandy championship stipulated that five clubs were each to be represented by a hockey team as well, with the results of those games to count toward the championship. However, a shortage of proper sticks meant that the hockey plans never materialized.
The next serious attempt to introduce hockey to the Soviet Union was undertaken in 1935, but plans for the game were not implemented until the winter of 1938. Efforts to manufacture equipment proved to be unsuccessful and so this attempt to start hockey also failed.
Nevertheless, the development of Soviet hockey did not stop. In 1939, the game was introduced into the curriculum of the Physical Culture Institute in Moscow. Arrangements were made to stage demonstrations of games, seminars were planned for players to share their experiences and experts in the manufacturing of hockey equipment were invited to Moscow from the Soviet Baltic republics of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.
Источник: http://www.russianhockey.net/history.html
И пожалуйста, Nilz, забудь всю свою ненависть на секундочку и давай сконцентрируйся на олимпийском хоккеи. Ведь так много хороших команд играет! Будем вместе болеть за хороший хоккей и великолепный спорт! |
