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87 Moments
1993
Winners and host cities of IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship through the years.
1992
Sweden wins gold, Finland takes silver, Czechoslovakia secures bronze in Prague and Bratislava.
1991
Sweden Wins Gold, Canada Takes Silver, Soviet Union Claims Bronze in Finland
1990
Soviet Union wins gold in Switzerland; Sweden takes silver, Czechoslovakia gets bronze. Hosted in Bern and Fribourg.
1989
Soviet Union claims gold, Canada silver, Czechoslovakia bronze in Sweden-hosted championship.
1987
Sweden, Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia win medals amidst eligibility controversy in Vienna.
1986
Winners and hosts of historical 1979 Ice Hockey Championship in Moscow: Soviet Union, Sweden, Canada.
1985
Czechoslovakia, Canada, and Soviet Union win medals in Prague.
1983
Soviet Union wins Gold, Czechoslovakia Silver, Canada Bronze in West Germany's cities.
1982
Soviet Union wins gold, Czechoslovakia silver, Canada bronze; Championship in Helsinki, Tampere, Finland.
1981
Soviet Union wins gold, Sweden silver, Czechoslovakia bronze at championships held in Sweden.
1979
Soviet Union wins gold, Czechoslovakia silver, Sweden bronze in Moscow Championships.
1978
Soviet Union wins gold, Czechoslovakia silver, Canada bronze. Prague hosts. Czechoslovakia hosts.
1977
Czechoslovakia wins gold in Vienna, with Sweden taking silver and Soviet Union bronze.
1976
Czechoslovakia, Soviet Union, and Sweden win medals in Katowice, Poland.
1975
Gold to Soviet Union, Silver to Czechoslovakia, Bronze to Sweden in Munich, Düsseldorf, West Germany.
1974
Soviet Union claims gold, Czechoslovakia silver, and Sweden bronze in Helsinki hosted championship.
1973
Soviet Union wins gold, Sweden silver, Czechoslovakia bronze; Moscow hosts.
1972
Czechoslovakia, Soviet Union, and Sweden win medals in Prague championships.
1971
Soviet Union triumphs, Czechoslovakia and Sweden follow; Bern and Geneva host in Switzerland.
1970
Soviet Union wins gold, Sweden silver, Czechoslovakia bronze in Stockholm, Sweden.
1969
Soviet Union, Sweden, and Czechoslovakia win medals in Stockholm, Sweden for ice hockey championship.
1968
Soviet Union wins gold, Czechoslovakia silver, Canada bronze in Grenoble, hosted by France.
1967
Soviet Union claims gold, Sweden silver, Canada bronze at Vienna tournament hosted by Austria.
1966
Soviet Union claims gold, Czechoslovakia silver, Canada bronze in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia at championship.
1965
Soviet Union wins gold at Tampere; Czechoslovakia silver, Sweden bronze. Finland hosts.
1964
Soviet Union wins gold in Innsbruck, Austria with Sweden and Czechoslovakia securing silver and bronze.
1963
Soviet Union wins gold in Stockholm with Sweden taking silver and Czechoslovakia bronze.
1962
Sweden wins gold, Canada silver, and USA bronze in Colorado Springs and Denver.
1961
1961 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship