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The Country and Science

Страна и наука

Movie 1974 Released
  • Documentary
  • History
  • 1974

The Voronezh Nuclear Power Plant reactor; Novgorod’s archaeological excavations. Archaeologist Boris Rybakov on importance of historical science. Lenin’s Materialism & Empirio-Criticism. The first university dept of natural compound chemistry in the Soviet Union, located in Tashkent, Uzbek SSR. Agriculturalist Pavel Lukyanenko develops winter wheat varieties at Krasnodar Research Institute of Agriculture. French physicist Hubert Curien on USSR–France collaboration in nuclear physics. Foreign members of the USSR Academy of Sciences: Albert Einstein, Max Planck, Niels Bohr; theoretical physicist Igor Tamm on nuclear transformations in planetary & meteoritic matter, study of the Moon in relation to the Earth’s evolution. Dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Academy of Sciences. Archival film, photographs, manuscripts, books, interviews from Academy members, explore its role in the development of science, economics, and its prominent figures throughout its history…

The Country and Science is a movie first shown in 1974. Runtime is 50 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Documentary, History.

50mRuntime

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Страна и наука
Release year
1974
Release date
January 1, 1974
Status
Released
Runtime
50 minutes
Genres
Documentary, History
Production companies
Central Studio of Documentary Films
Director
Arkadiy Zenyakin
TMDB
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Official website
www.net-film.ru

Official trailer

Об основании Российской академии наук Петром I

Cast

Y

Yuri Kolychev

Narration

B

Boris Rybakov

Himself

N

Nikolay Semyonov

Himself

I

Igor Kurchatov

Himself

A

Aleksandr Sidorenko

Himself

H

Hubert Curien

Himself

V

Viktor Ambartsumian

Himself

Characters

  • Narration voiced by Yuri Kolychev
  • Himself voiced by Boris Rybakov
  • Himself voiced by Nikolay Semyonov
  • Himself voiced by Igor Kurchatov
  • Himself voiced by Aleksandr Sidorenko
  • Himself voiced by Hubert Curien
  • Himself voiced by Viktor Ambartsumian

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