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- Q4493356 abstract "Robert Ferdinandovich Fulda (Russian: Ро́берт Фердина́ндович Фу́льда), born 18 April 1873, died 16 February 1944, was a Russian sports enthusiast who is considered as the "pioneer of Russian sport". He was born into a family of German merchants, emigrated to Russia in the mid-19th century. Fulda graduated from the Moscow University as a lawyer, but was not interested in practicing his profession.As an athlete, he was mostly interested in tennis and football. Fulda was one of the pioneers of Russian football and the founder of Sokolniki Sports Club. In 1904 he translated the rules of association football and later organized the Moscow Football League. At the 1912 Summer Olympics he was the assistant coach of the Russian Empire national football team. In 1914 Fulda became the manager of national team and was also elected as the chairman of the All-Russian Football Union.After the 1917 Russian Revolution Fulda fled to Germany and later settled in Switzerland.".
- Q4493356 birthDate "1873-04-18".
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- Q4493356 deathDate "1944-02-16".
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- Q4493356 birthDate "1873-04-18".
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- Q4493356 deathDate "1944-02-16".
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- Q4493356 fullname "Robert Ferdinandovich Fulda".
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- Q4493356 manageryears "1914".
- Q4493356 name "Robert Fulda".
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- Q4493356 comment "Robert Ferdinandovich Fulda (Russian: Ро́берт Фердина́ндович Фу́льда), born 18 April 1873, died 16 February 1944, was a Russian sports enthusiast who is considered as the "pioneer of Russian sport". He was born into a family of German merchants, emigrated to Russia in the mid-19th century. Fulda graduated from the Moscow University as a lawyer, but was not interested in practicing his profession.As an athlete, he was mostly interested in tennis and football.".
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