Yuri Zolotarev "Anniversary squats" 1966 - 182 pp. Humorous stories and feuilletons
Yugoslav Union of Physical Culture Organizations 1964 - 48 pp. Estonian. Mini photo album about sports in Soviet Estonia
Yakovleva Irina Yakovlevna. "Age is not a hindrance to sports" Moscow: Physical culture and sport, 1964. 70 p. : ill. How to maintain health and ability to work in old age? Is it possible to run along the stadium track and play volleyball at 70 years old? You will find the answer to these and other questions in this brochure.
XVII Olympic Games - a global celebration of sports youth" 1961 - 64 pages. To help promote physical culture and sports
Witz I., Raska I. “Skiing for gold” 1977 184 pp. series "Foreign Sports Stars" This book tells the story of the sports path of the Olympic champion in ski jumping, Czechoslovakian athlete Jiri Raska. The authors talk about the largest competitions in which I. Raška participated, and introduce the history of the origin and development of ski jumping as a sport. On the pages of the book, the reader will meet many famous athletes of the 60s, Olympic champions, world champions, and winners of major international ski jumping competitions.
Vs. Dairedzhiev "My comrades" 1953. 184 pp. This book is a collection of essays written by Dairedzhiev, recently published in periodicals. Once a famous athlete himself, the author knows and deeply loves sports. In this collection, he talks about his comrades of both the older and younger generations, cyclists, speed skaters, track and field athletes and others, about interesting sports episodes, major competitions, and international meetings. From the pages of the collection, the reader is confronted with images of athletes - brave, courageous, tireless and modest fighters for the honor of the Soviet sports banner.
Voronkov S.B., Persits B. "David Yanovsky" Physical education and sports - 1987 - 416 pages. Outstanding chess players of the world The book about the life and work of the great artist of the chess scene, David Markelovich Yanovsky, is addressed to everyone who appreciates true art, who is captivated by the beauty of the game conflict, the grandeur of the concept and the rigor of the technical implementation of the idea David Yanovsky occupies his own special place among the outstanding chess players of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. All his life he was possessed by “one but fiery passion” - the Game. Each of his games, each move, is filled with an unquenchable thirst for struggle, inexhaustible invention, and a fanatical belief in success. Unable to tear himself away from the game, he always avoided a draw, looking for the slightest chance at any cost. The price was sometimes too high.
Voloshin, Ksenzenko. "At the Olympic line" 1988 300s. Cardboard binding, slightly enlarged format. The book is dedicated to the Olympic Games. Covering the most prestigious tournaments on the planet and the results of the participation of Ukrainian athletes in them, the authors talk about the most popular athletes and their fates, about fair struggles and difficult victories.
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