- Olympics. In Russian,
there is a
certain parallelism in the names: "
Spartakiada" and "Olimpiada". The name,
derived from the name of the
slave rebel...
- The
Spartakiads or
Spartakiades in
Czechoslovakia (Czech and Slovak:
Spartakiáda) were m****
gymnastics events,
designed to
celebrate the Red Army's liberation...
-
Republican spartakiada or "Republican
sport events" (Bulgarian: Републиканска спартакиада) was
sport activities in People's
Republic of Bulgaria. The...
-
Spartakiad of
Peoples of the USSR (Russian: Спартакиада народов СССР,
Spartakiada narodov SSSR) were m**** multi-event
competitions in the
Soviet Union...
- The 2014
Student Spartakiada were held at the
Penza Sports Palace in Penza,
Russia from July 1 to 4. The
competition featured junior gymnasts in the Master...
- Morkes, František (18
December 2005). "Jak
vzniklo slovo "
spartakiáda"" [How did the word "
spartakiáda" originate?].
Czech Radio (in Czech).
Retrieved 30 December...
- they
repeated once
again in 1958
before competing in the
first official Spartakiada, the
Championship of
Communist Countries' Army
Clubs in East Germany...
- 20th
district of the FDTJ. In June 1921, he parti****ted in the
first Spartakiada in Prague. In
September 1921 he
moved from
Rousinov to Banská Bystrica...
- 1st St.
Gervais 1st St. Ivel /
Electric 1st 1st
Universiade 1st 2nd
National Soviet Champ. 2nd 5th 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 2nd 1st
Spartakiada 1st USSR Cup 3rd...
-
stadium that was once the
largest in the
world and
famously hosted the
spartakiáda gatherings. A
smaller stadium,
Stadion Evžena Rošického,
currently home...
