Abstract
The article examines the early history of skiing organisations in pre-revolutionary Russia, analysing their social structures as well as the historical roots of the ancient Russian skiing tradition. The main objective is to comprehend the socio-cultural context of skiing in Russia, with a particular emphasis on the historical significance of its practice and the individuals involved in it. Moreover, the article explores the establishment of the first competitive events and the achievements of the first Russian champions, providing a comprehensive overview of the development of the sport in the Russian context.
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