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Children and the Cosmos as Projects of the Future and Ambassadors of Soviet Leadershipsumer culture were not easy to deal with. At that very moment, the Soviet achievements in outer space, . and Gagarin, appeared like a . to help the leaders of the state and the Communist Party. Though the space project had been in preparation for a long time, the popularity and propaganda value of the success came as a surprise.

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Introduction) Gagarin’s spaceflight — had been declared the ‘Year of Russian Cosmonautics’.. In his address to the committee, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin expressed his concerns about the ‘falsification’ of history. Even in Russian shops, he argued, you could buy books ‘without a word either on the fir

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Space is the Place! Writing About Soviet Space ExplorationSoviet Union, the associated (nuclear) arms race during the Cold War and the technological history of space travel. However, the societal impact, the utopian aspects and the cosmic enthusiasm of the populace about the Soviet successes in space have, to a large extent, gone unnoticed. Yet in some soc

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Introduction to Part I, the speculations on the conquest of the universe? What of the identification of this artificial satellite with the sun, or of its invention with the creation of the Earth?’ The French philosopher and theologian Jacques Ellul (1912–1994) who posed these questions in his 1964 English edition of . be

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The Contested Skiesof enlightenment institution’ in Moscow: a planetarium.. Designed by the Constructivist architects M. Barshch and M. Siniavskii, the Moscow Planetarium was conceived as a monument to technology and scientific materialism, but it was also envisioned as a space that would redeem Soviet citizens from t

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Memories of Space and Spaces of Memoryary of the space visionary Konstantin Tsiolkovskii, the 120th anniversary of the Soviet rocketry pioneer Fridrikh Tsander, and the 50th anniversaries of the first intercontinental ballistic missile (R-7) and of the . launch on top of the same rocket. However, the most spectacular were the celebratio