Magnitogorsk, Russia
Russia
Magnitogorsk, Russia connects to 1263 places across 14 topics through 74 Bunkabop connections, with ice hockey accounting for the bulk of its reach. The city's club, Metallurg Magnitogorsk, drew players from across Russia, Canada, and Germany, and won the Gagarin Cup in 2013-14 under captain Sergei Mozyakin. A second thread runs through Soviet industrial history: during World War II, Magnitogorsk produced one third of all Soviet steel. The city's rapid construction in 1931 also inspired the novel "Time, Forward!"
Sergei Mozyakin
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Russia
Danis Zaripov
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Russia | Kazan, Russia | Chelyabinsk, Russia
Valeri Karpov
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Chelyabinsk, Russia
Ravil Gusmanov
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Russia | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Chelyabinsk, Russia
Time, Forward! (novel)
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Moscow, Central
Chelyabinsk Oblast
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Siberia | Chelyabinsk, Russia | Orenburg, Russia
Alexander Korolyuk
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Russia | New Jersey | Vladimir, Russia | Quebec | Yaroslavl, Russia
Nikolai Prokhorkin
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Los Angeles, California | Russia | Moscow, Central | Manchester, England | Ontario
Vasily Zaitsev (sniper)
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Germany | Vladimir, Russia | Vladivostok, Russia | Chelyabinsk, Russia | Orenburg, Russia
Marcel Pauker
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: Berlin, Germany | Switzerland | Vladimir, Russia | Romania | Prague, Czech Republic
Stephen Kotkin
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: France | California | China | Russia | Ukraine
New Objectivity (architecture)
Connects Magnitogorsk, Russia to: United States | Germany | Berlin, Germany | Moscow, Central | Barcelona, Spain