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- Gymnastics ****ociations, commonly known as Red Sport International (RSI) or Sportintern was a Comintern-supported international sports organization established...
- membership to Sportintern. Ahead of the 1925 Workers Olympiad, the Sportintern appealed to the Lucerne International that four Sportintern delegations (France...
- Avel Enukidze, Joseph Stalin and Maxim Gorky celebrate the 10th anniversary of Sportintern. Red Square, Moscow USSR. August 1931...
- Communist International, Profintern, Krestintern, International Red Aid, Sportintern, etc. Many of these organizations were disbanded after the dissolution...
- International (Sportintern). The organization was re-unified with AIF in 1934 (91 years ago) (1934), as a result of negotiations between AIF and Sportintern in Moscow...
- unions), Krestintern (peasants), International Red Aid (humanitarian aid), Sportintern (organized sports), and more. Front organizations were especially influential...
- Comintern congress, in Moscow, he founded the Red Sport International (Sportintern), whose task, according to him, was to "convert sport and gymnastics...
- chairman of VSFK, a conflict ensued between him and the chairman of Red Sportintern Nikolay Podvoisky. Later this argument joined couple of other groups...
- (ISBN 9785931271163) Secret Archive "Sport-Express" (2001) Under the Red Banner of Sportintern (October 1, 2001) Eastern novel (October 15, 2001) Not so scary is demon...
- ensuing years.[citation needed] International Agrarian Bureau Profintern Sportintern Kultintern Graeme Gill, "Peasant International," in George Jackson and...