The red rockets' glare: spaceflight and the Soviet imagination, 1857-1957

Asif A. Siddiqi

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Introduction 1. A space for science and a science for space 2. 'Grief and genius' 3. Imagining the cosmos 4. Local action, state imperatives 5. 'All of this requires investigation' 6. Russians in Germany 7. Cold War and the creation of the Soviet ICBM 8. Fellow travelers 9. Launching Sputnik Conclusion.

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