The Future as Propaganda: Soviet Architecture in Kazakhstan and the Imagery of a New Era
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Virtually all history books record 1961 as the year in which humanity first arrived in space, a feat that put the Soviet Union at the center of the space race. What not everyone knows is that Yuri Gagarin's journey began in an apparently unlikely place, more precisely in Kazakhstan. From the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Gagarin left beyond the Earth, inaugurating not only a new era of space exploration, but also a history of technology and ambition that…
The Future as Propaganda: Soviet Architecture in Kazakhstan and the Imagery of a New Era
Practically every history book records 1961 as the year man first reached space, an achievement that placed the Soviet Union at the center of the space race. What not everyone knows is that Yuri Gagarin's journey began in a seemingly unlikely place, more precisely in Kazakhstan. From the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Gagarin set off beyond Earth, inaugurating not only a new era of space exploration but also a history of technology and ambition that would…
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