he great wars that had devastated Europe were over. Mother Russia had suffered unimaginable losses. Over 20 million of her people had died in World War II alone. Now the fire of war had grown cold, very cold, cold as the steppes of Siberia in winter, and so had the spirit of a passionate and strong people. How to rekindle that spirit? In 1952 the Soviets challenged Capitalism at the Olympics. Their athletes would carry the torch of a new ideology into an arena where their strength and will would define that spirit. But how would these Olympian men and women survive under such a great pressure? How would they reconcile their achievements as unique individuals with their ideology of being equal to all? For many of them, this conflict, along with their experiences in America, would lead them to question the very ideology they represented. Now, for the first time, hear their side of the story.

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