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Devent, the Netherlands, February 1969. World Cup on skates. Here are some of the Norwegian spectators. Dag Fornæs performed in 1969 to win both the NM, the European Championship and the World Cup. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/devent-the-netherlands-february-1969-world-cup-on-skates-here-are-some-of-the-norwegian-spectators-dag-forns-performed-in-1969-to-win-both-the-nm-the-european-championship-and-the-world-cup-photo-sverre-a-brretzen-current-ntb-image487308614.htmlRM2K8PR32–Devent, the Netherlands, February 1969. World Cup on skates. Here are some of the Norwegian spectators. Dag Fornæs performed in 1969 to win both the NM, the European Championship and the World Cup. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Current / NTB
Oslo 19540213-14. Landscape between Norway and Soviet at Bislett Stadium. The Soviet Union won its largest international skating victory in the international. This time, the Russians won at all four distances, both individually and overall. The conditions at Bislett were far from ideal. The ice was bad and destroyed several of the runners' skates. One of the reasons was that the audience threw money, debris and fast on the ice. 27,000 spectators were present at the two days the championship lasted even in the biting cold. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-19540213-14-landscape-between-norway-and-soviet-at-bislett-stadium-the-soviet-union-won-its-largest-international-skating-victory-in-the-international-this-time-the-russians-won-at-all-four-distances-both-individually-and-overall-the-conditions-at-bislett-were-far-from-ideal-the-ice-was-bad-and-destroyed-several-of-the-runners-skates-one-of-the-reasons-was-that-the-audience-threw-money-debris-and-fast-on-the-ice-27000-spectators-were-present-at-the-two-days-the-championship-lasted-even-in-the-biting-cold-photo-sverre-a-brretzen-current-ntb-image487253075.htmlRM2K8M87F–Oslo 19540213-14. Landscape between Norway and Soviet at Bislett Stadium. The Soviet Union won its largest international skating victory in the international. This time, the Russians won at all four distances, both individually and overall. The conditions at Bislett were far from ideal. The ice was bad and destroyed several of the runners' skates. One of the reasons was that the audience threw money, debris and fast on the ice. 27,000 spectators were present at the two days the championship lasted even in the biting cold. Photo: Sverre A. Børretzen / Current / NTB
Oslo 19540213-14. Landscape between Norway and Soviet at Bislett Stadium. The Soviet Union won its largest international skating victory in the international. This time, the Russians won at all four distances, both individually and overall. The conditions at Bislett were far from ideal. The ice was bad and destroyed several of the runners' skates. One of the reasons was that the audience threw money, debris and fast on the ice. 27,000 spectators were present on the two days it lasted. Here we see the preparation of the ice from a barrel of warm water. Photo: Sverre Børretzen / Current / NTB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/oslo-19540213-14-landscape-between-norway-and-soviet-at-bislett-stadium-the-soviet-union-won-its-largest-international-skating-victory-in-the-international-this-time-the-russians-won-at-all-four-distances-both-individually-and-overall-the-conditions-at-bislett-were-far-from-ideal-the-ice-was-bad-and-destroyed-several-of-the-runners-skates-one-of-the-reasons-was-that-the-audience-threw-money-debris-and-fast-on-the-ice-27000-spectators-were-present-on-the-two-days-it-lasted-here-we-see-the-preparation-of-the-ice-from-a-barrel-of-warm-water-photo-sverre-brretzen-current-ntb-image487245956.htmlRM2K8KY58–Oslo 19540213-14. Landscape between Norway and Soviet at Bislett Stadium. The Soviet Union won its largest international skating victory in the international. This time, the Russians won at all four distances, both individually and overall. The conditions at Bislett were far from ideal. The ice was bad and destroyed several of the runners' skates. One of the reasons was that the audience threw money, debris and fast on the ice. 27,000 spectators were present on the two days it lasted. Here we see the preparation of the ice from a barrel of warm water. Photo: Sverre Børretzen / Current / NTB
