Look and compare the “eternal” world records and the Leningrad records in the Press.
Leningrad records in Press:
52.0 kg 102.5 — G. Petrov (1971)
56.0 kg 110.0 — G. Stolpovsky (1971)
60.0 kg 117.5 — A. Lukovenko (1970)
67.5 kg 132.5 — S. Lopatin (1969)
75.0 kg 152.5 — E. Smirnov (1968)
82.5 kg 165.0 — B. Selitsky (1970)
90.0 kg 170.0 — M. Dementiev (1970)
110.0 kg 185.0 — P. Pervushin (1971)
+110.0 kg 180.0 — U. Vilkovich (1964)
Press World Records:
52.0 kg 120.5 — Gnatov Adam / USSR (1972)
56.0 kg 128.5 — Nassiri Mohammed / Iran (1972)
60.0 kg 137.5 — Feldi Imre / Hungary (1972)
67.5 kg 157.5 — Kuchev Mladen / Bulgaria (1972)
75.0 kg 166.0 — Kolodkov Alexander / USSR (1972)
82.5 kg 178.5 — Ivanchenko Gennady / USSR (1972)
90.0 kg 198.0 — Rigert David / USSR (1972)
110.0 kg 213.5 — Kozin Yuri / USSR (1972)
110.0 kg 236.5 — Vasily Alekseev / USSR (1972)
Yury Vlasov — multiple world record holder in the bench. 199 kg last record in 1967
