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The 12 pages that link to Soviet Union at the Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• Larisa LatyninaRelated: Latynina’s medals were part of the Soviet Union’s sustained Olympic gymnastics dominance.

• Olga KorbutNarrower topic: Korbut’s victories contributed to the USSR’s Olympic gymnastics reputation.

• Nikolai AndrianovRelated: Andrianov competed for the Soviet team during a period of its dominance in men's gymnastics.

• Boris ShakhlinRelated: His medals contributed to the Soviet Union's strength in Olympic gymnastics.

• Sergey BubkaRelated: Bubka's 1988 Olympic gold was won while he represented the Soviet Union.

• Aleksandr MedvedNarrower topic: Medved’s Olympic victories came while representing the Soviet Union.

• Ludmilla TourischevaNarrower topic: Tourischeva's Olympic golds contributed to the Soviet Union's exceptional gymnastics medal haul.

• Viktor SaneyevNarrower topic: Saneyev's medals contributed to the Soviet Union's prominence in Olympic athletics.

• Vitaly ScherboCompared with: Scherbo's 1992 team competed under a successor arrangement rather than the Soviet name.

• Takashi OnoCompared with: Soviet teams were Japan’s chief competition for dominance in men’s gymnastics during Ono’s career.

• Uljana SemjonovaRelated: Her gold medals formed part of the Soviet Union’s broader Olympic record.

• Vasily AlekseyevNarrower topic: His Olympic victories contributed to the Soviet Union's weightlifting success.