The Pobeda car goes on sale, the "All-Union headman" Kalinin dies, rumors creep around Moscow about new atrocities by the Black Cat gang, and a queue is being built at the ticket offices of the Obraztsov Puppet Theater for tickets to the "Ordinary Concert." Street accordions gather couples to dance to Rio Rita and Rosamund, the country honors aviators and Stakhanovites and shockingly reads the decree on the magazines Zvezda and Leningrad. The Nuremberg trials end with the punishment of war criminals, and a new sport, Canadian hockey, enters the rinks.