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Three Cosmonauts Launched into Orbit By the Soviet Union
Picture by Radio • London Bureau In Orbit Today Moscow : The three cosmonauts who were launched into orbit by the Soviet Union today aboard SOYUZ-5 to join Vladimir Shatalov and his SOYUZ-4 to form a company of four men in space - the greatest nu...
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
Cosmonaut German Titov's Parents
Photo No. 490618 August, 1961 Moscow Cosmonaut Gherman Titov's parent: Father Stephan Pavlovich Titov, mother Alexandra Mikhailovna and cosmonaut's sister Zemphira.
Daily Mirror
N.S. Khrushchov and L.I. Brezhnev with Titov's Family
Photo No. 490856 August, 1961 Moscow Moscow. At the reception given at the Grand Kremlin Palace August 9, 1961 Photo: N.S. Khrushchov and L.I. Brezhnev with members of Gherman Titov's family. Photo by V. Savostyanov and A. Konkov
Fotokhronika TASS
Soviet Cosmonauts from left to right V. Shatalov, A. Elyseev, E. Khrunov, and B. Volynov, driving through streets in the flower-bedecked car recently on their way to a Kremlin Awards ceremony, were shot at by a young man, who fired two pistols at ...
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
Soviet Russia's Four Cosmonauts
Picture by Radio UPI / TASS London Bureau Moscow: Soviet Russia's four cosmonauts, right to left, Lieut. Col. Pavel Popovich; Major Andrian Nikolayev; Major Yuri Gagarin, and Major Gherman Titov pose together on the Mausoleum Tribune during t...
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Parents of the Pilot-Cosmonaut Gherman Titov
Parents of the pilot-cosmonaut Major Gherman Titov – father Stephan Pavlovich Titov, mother Aleksandra Mikhailovna Photo by V. Nikolayev
V. Nikolayev
Cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov trying out the space link-up before his flight with models
Lankadeepa
Leader of Soyuz-10 Cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov
Leader of Soyuz-10 Cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov during preparation for a space flight. Photo by A. Mokletsov
The Times of Ceylon Press
London Gave Yuri Gagarin a Great Reception
London gave Yuri Gagarin the world's first man to space a great reception today (11-7-1961). There were cheers and applause at London Airport. And more cheers as the twenty-seven-year-old Soviet spaceman drove to the Russian Embassy in London befo...
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Yuri Gagarin at Moscow Film Festival
It was at the recent Moscow Film Festival that Yuri Gagarin, Soviet Union's first Hero of the Cosmos, met the "STARS". There were smiles of achievement on both sides as Gina Lollobrigida clasped hands with Gagarin. Gagarin has met scores of celebr...
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