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May 11, 2012 · Visit FOXSports.com to view the FC Obolon Kiev roster & lineup for the current soccer season. Get players' names, positions, nationality, and more.
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- Rude Awakening
- The ‘Match of Death’
- The Price of Victory
The match did not exactly go to plan for the Nazis – Start paid no attention to German threats and beat them 4-1. On July 17, the Germans pulled together a somewhat stronger team. But the Dinamovtsytrounced them too: 6-0. The next match saw the Hungarian club MSG Wal crushed 5-1 and then again 3-2 in a rematch. Kievans started to quietly cheer. The...
The match that was to decide the fate of the Kiev team was a so-called “revenge match” against Flakelf, scheduled for August 9. The players from Start knew that things could not continue as they had much longer. The Germans would not let them keep winning in front of thousands of fans. So it was no surprise when an officer in a Gestapo uniform repo...
During 32 long days of interrogations, accusations, humiliations and threats in the basement of Gestapo headquarters, the Gestapo officers accused the players of being connected with the local underground and of beating the Germans on orders from the partisans. The interpreter in the interrogations turned out to be a traitor; before the war he had ...
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Euphrosyne Mstislawna (Princess) of KIEV aka Helena (Helen) Evfrosinia (Evfrosiniya Jewfrosinija) Mstislawna of KIEF; aka Euphrosine RURIKIDE Born: 1130 Died: 1186 (or '76)
Euphrosyne of Kiev (also Euphrosine of Novgorod; Hungarian: Eufrozina; c. 1130 – c. 1193) was Queen consort of Hungary by marriage to King Géza II of Hungary.
Discover life events, stories and photos about Euphrosyne of Kiev (1130–1186) of Kyiv, Ukraine.
Aug 19, 2012 · Seventy years ago this month, a team in Nazi-held Kiev played a game -- or games -- of life-and-death soccer against their occupiers. Even today, it's hard to separate the truth from the myth...
