Film about the World Cup and European hockey.
February 24, 1957 in Moscow, the Palace of Sports of the Central Lenin Stadium, opened the championship of the World and European hockey. Championship lasted until March 5, 1957.
Moscow. The opening of the World Cup and European at the Sports Palace of the Central Stadium Lenin. The construction of the teams participating in the championship. Ice hockey teams in Sweden, East Germany, Japan, the Soviet Union, Finland, the USSR, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, the USSR, Czechoslovakia, Sweden, the USSR. Swedish team that won the first prize and the gold medal in the championship of the world and Europe. Swedish hockey team captain Lars Bjorn awarded trophies world and European champions.
Arrival in Moscow hockey Finland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Sweden, Poland and Japan.
The opening day of the championship.
The spectators in the stands.
Sports commentator Nikolai Ozerov in the cockpit.
On the ice, the team of contestants.
Congratulations to the athletes treated Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the World Hockey Championship Nikiforov and vice-president of the International Ice Hockey League Ahern.
Raised the national flag of the Soviet Union.
Young skater teaches captains flowers.
First meeting: team play Sweden and East Germany.
Second meeting: play Japanese players and hockey players of the Soviet Union.
Game at the stadium "Dynamo": Poker Team Finland and Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia.
Central stadium there are players of Czechoslovakia and Sweden, the USSR and Czechoslovakia.
The third period of the meeting of Soviet and Czechoslovak hockey players (score 2:2).
Hockey players of the Soviet Union and the rest of Sweden before meeting in the locker room.
Teams go on the ice.
Captains Nicholas Sologubov and Lars Bjorn exchange pennants.
The spectators in the stands.
Points a game.
End of the game (score 4-4).
Silver cups World Champion and European Champion awarded to the team captain of Sweden Lars Bjorn.
Are the Swedish team, the USSR and Czechoslovakia.