Unified Team at the Olympics

United team was in 1992, the name of joint teams of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS ) and Georgia at the Olympic Winter Games in Albertville, the Summer Games in Barcelona, ​​the successor team of the team of the Soviet Union, which had been resolved by the Supreme Soviet on 31 December 1991. Until the beginning of the 1992 Olympic Games the successor states was not enough time left to organize their own teams and to send. Instead of a national flag used the United team, the Olympic flag, national anthem lack the Olympic anthem was played at the medal ceremonies in question. The official French name of the team was Equipe Unifiée. In the results list, the team appeared under the symbol EUN.

Frequently, the United team was referred to as " CIS Team", but this is not entirely correct, since Georgia joined the CIS in 1993. These teams - yet In 1994, internationally on a common hockey team - were also launched under the acronym CIS ( Commonwealth of Independent States).

The team consisted of athletes of all successor states of the Soviet Union with the exception of the Baltic States:

• Armenia (not at the Winter Games )
• Azerbaijan (not at the Winter Games )
• Belarus
• Georgia (not at the Winter Games )
• Kazakhstan
• Kyrgyzstan (not at the Winter Games )
• Moldova (not at the Winter Games )
• Russia
• Tajikistan (not at the Winter Games )
• Turkmenistan (not at the Winter Games )
• Ukraine
• Uzbekistan