It began with Soviet cigarettes. I was looking at pictures of
Soviet cigarette packs and I happen to sit next to someone at work who has firsthand knowledge of Soviet cigarettes. Apparently every Soviet city had its own cigarette factory. Lucky citizens of some Soviet city got to smoke Laikas:
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There is, at least, one Sovie movie about a dog space mission. True, the dogs themselves are shown very litle there.
The Spaceship of Newcomers (USSR, 1985)
- based on the novel «Legend of Newcomers» by Vladimir Gubarev, in which artistically interpreted the real events about the unsuccessful launch of 4-th Soviet unmanned spacecraft, the satellite (launched in 22 December of 1960) with two dogs on board. In search of the fallen spaceship in Podkamennaya Tunguska area, Chief Rocket Designer sent the specialists expedition led by Arvid Pallo (a real person). Both a Moscow journalist Tatiana Zimenkova and local meteorologist Mangulov join to the expedition. They risk, but performed the task with dedication, providing a future flight of the first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin.
screen caps (sorry - without dogs)
The Spaceship of Newcomers
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recently I have posted about The World Cosmonautics Day, where there are couple links on highly interesting articles about Soviet Space theme - unfortunately these articles themselves are in Russian, but there is a lot of pictures/photos of the badges, calendar and post cards, architectures, cover books, toys etc. of Soviet Space theme (!!!). As a last resort, you can use the translate machine...
http://alek-morse.livejournal.com/21231.html#cutid2 (but here is a litlle info in English)
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