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Today these are all different clubs. But in USSR
they were parts of united sport societies, dealing with different sports and
present in different cities.
Victor Lomantsov, 22 Sep 2003
Most of them, perhaps all, are still using the same colors, emblems
and even flags than in the soviet era, or at least with only slight
variations.
António Martins, 22 Sep 2003
image by Victor Lomantsov, 23 Jun 2005
CSKA (Central Sport Club of the Army
Центральний
Спортивний
Клуб Армии |
Centralniĭ Sportivniĭ Klub Armii) Moscow.
Victor Lomantsov, 21 Apr 2003
CSKA Moscow now use emblems similar to those
in USSR-times.
Victor Lomantsov, 07 Jan 2001
It is diagonally devided red over blue charged in its center with
the club emblem. The red star is still part ot this emblem. A lot of CSKA
flags were seen at the Basketball Euroleage final-four yesterday in Tel-Aviv,
also one of the old Soviet version.
Dov Gutterman, 29 Apr 2004
Dynamo Moscow in football now use emblems similar to those
in USSR-times; all Dynamos do.
Victor Lomantsov, 07 Jan 2001
Dynamo Moscow in hockey now use emblems similar to those
in USSR-times; all Dynamos do.
Victor Lomantsov, 07 Jan 2001
Victor Lomantsov, 13 Jul 2006
Flag seen in hands of volleyball fans of "Dynamo" Moscow
Inscriptions: "SPORT CLUB / DYNAMO MOSCOW"
Victor Lomantsov, 13 Jul 2006
Official flag of FC "Lokomotiv" Moscow — green-red with
logo.
Victor Lomantsov, 20 Apr 2003
Lokomotiv Moscow now use emblems similar to those
in USSR-times.
Victor Lomantsov, 07 Jan 2001
Now football club of Moscow uses other logo: a football ball
is added inside the letter "С" (cyrillic "S").
Victor Lomantsov, 20 Dec 2000
It looks like flag of football
club Spartak, but the logo is different.
Victor Lomantsov, 21 Apr 2003
Flag of ice-hockey club "Spartak" (Moscow)
(source: photo sent by N.Khimenkov to russian flag-conference RussoVex)
Victor Lomantsov, 12 Jul 2006
I have seen this flag in Cheboksary, where
the local soccer club, Spartak Cheboksary, is a “filial” of the
muscovite club — supposedly with the same flag.
by António Martins, 19 Dec 2000
Official flag of FC "Torpedo" Moscow — white with logo.
Victor Lomantsov, 20 Apr 2003
I have found photo of women alpinists on the top of Elbrus.
They holding a flag of their Alpinist club named after A. Demchenko
(Спортивний
Клуб
Алпинистов
имени А. С.
Демченко).
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Apr 2003
Victor Lomantsov, 28 May 2005
Flag of Moscow League of board-hockey
(Source: http://www.mlnh.zmva.ru/)
Victor Lomantsov, 28 May 2005
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Jun 2007
While doing research about the Belarusian DOSAAF, I found the image of a
possible related flag used by the Russians. The image of the flag is at
http://www.dosaaf.gov.by/_modules/_cnews/images/151_10_clean.jpg. DOSAAF is
Russian for "Voluntary Society of Assistance to the Army, the Air Force and
the Navy," similar to a scouting organization but geared towards military
preparedness.
Zachary Harden, 18 Jun 2007
Modern abbreviation for ex-DOSAAF is
"ROSTO (DOSAAF)"
(Russian defence, sporting-technical organization; "Rossiyskaya Oboronnaya
Sportivno-tekhnicheskaya Organizatsiya")
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Jun 2007
It has very close resemblance with the original (Soviet) DOSAAF flag (in
FotW-ws at su@.html#dosaf, keyword over the 200 char limit and not
showing, appologies!): old logo replaced by a new one, and not very
different at that, old pattern kept at the hoist side and the russian
tricolor filling the fly side. Victor's image is 3:5 with the fly side
taking up 2/3ths of the width (11/9ths of the height).
The red-white stripes seem to differ in detail against the soviet version
(both images by Victor): 100+6+7+8+7+6+16 vs. 125+10+12+19+12+10+28. Which
are the the exact specs?
António Martins-Tuválkin, 18 Jun 2011
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