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How 2017 was seen in the 1960 Soviet filmstrip
On social networks, someone remembered a Soviet comic book dating back to 1960. In it, the artists and authors of the Filmstrip studio fantasized about what the country of the Soviets would be like on the anniversary of the Great October Revolution, that is, in 2017.
The film strip is called: “In 2017.” From the authors’ point of view, by this time photon rockets, robots, television phones and nuclear trains should have already appeared in the USSR, and the technologies were used to improve the climate of the Far East and to explore not only space, but also the bowels of the Earth.
Under these conditions, the USSR continued to fight the “imperialists” testing “prohibited meson weapons.” There are a total of 45 slides in the filmstrip.
