He was one of the top Soviet players of the 1920s.

He has done just about everything for the Soviet players and their families.

This is the first time that Soviet players, who do not play outside their own boundaries, have made a mark in an international event.

The Soviet players still train in facilities built not long after the war.

Within a few years, he had grown into one of the leading Soviet players.

The Soviet players talk like true believers who have found a new cult.

The Soviet players even had the honor of making the first hit in the new rivalry.

Even the Soviet players have been promised a bonus, $30,000 each, if they win.

There were no Soviet players either, and they would not return to international competition until the next year.

The Soviet players also remember those days and are more free to talk about them now than they were then.