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synthesis:
Yuri Gagarin – Tereshkova – Titov – lunar space
mission – cosmonaut -
Communist Party – missiles.
synthesis:
landing of Yuri Gagarin –
receivement of Gagarin – expeditions of
Tereshkova and Titov – transfer
of space capsule to Moscow for partying–
objects that would testy soviet's arrival on the moon.
- family origins – studies
– work as an electrician –
Aviation Institute – soviet scientist's mission
in Germany after Soviet occupation - research
and experiments on secret missile sites of Nazi Germany–
katusha Missiles– enrollment at
the Communist Party – Expulsion from
the CPUS, officially as an enemy
of the people, in reality because he is Jewish
- recollections of Koriolov,
mythical father of the Soviet space program –
reflections: life, comos, death– space
exploration today. Photos –
objects that would testify soviet's arrival on the
moon: tapes and capsules.
subject biography:
The parents, jews from Letonia,
arrive in Moscow in 1910 and search for a job.
- Once finished with school, Arvid works first
as an electrician, and then as a construction engineer.
Soon after, he enters the aviation institute and works
in the Otto
factory and at the same time studies take-off
systems, airplanes in stainless steel,
and elaborates an intricate system for missiles.
His wife and brother also work for the aviation
institue. In 1942 he enters
the Communist Party and in 1950 he is expelled for a small mistake
(a diffective gasket) during
the making of a space ship: he is sent to trial
as an enemy of the people. In 1945, after the
Soviet occupation of Nazi Germany, he is sent
along with the occupying troops to discover the scientific secrets of
the Nazis. It was a race or scientific
supremacy between the USSR and the USA, who did the same thing in
their part of the occupied Germany. Arvid spends
seven months in Germany in the Walter factory, one
of the biggest secret projection sites of Nazi Germany.
Here Polo works together with his mates on a project
for liquid combustion propulsion. In 1958 he is
one of the protagonists for the space exploration of Yuri
Gagarin. |
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