Licences from the USSR

An account of various scientific discoveries made by Soviet scientists, with explanation of industrial and environmental uses. The narrator underlines the importance of sharing discoveries around the world, while footage includes a Tupolev Tu-144, coke dry quenching, continuous steel casting, underwater welding and champagne production. Also, some explanatory animations.

Credits

Moscow Licensintorg (sponsoring body)

Complete catalog record

Original source: The British Film Institute | Archive Reference: N-508641. | Sponsored by Licensintorg, Moscow. | Reproduction of: USSR, c.1975. 16mm comb col pos.
Release: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2019.
Physical description: 1 online resource (video file 0:24:31) : sound, colour
Subjects: Discoveries in science -- Soviet Union -- History | Technological innovations -- Soviet Union -- History | Technological innovations | Discoveries in science | Soviet Union | Space | Science | Technology | Cosmonauts | Aircraft | Industry | Metallurgy | Environmentalism | Alcohol | USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) | Documentary | Post-1975 | Webcast

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