Category:Soviet space program
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From World War II until its breakup, the Soviet Union undertook projects to build rockets, craft, and instruments for war and exploration of space.
The Soviet space program was shrouded in secrecy. The leader of the Soviet space program, Sergey Korolev was known only as the "chief designer" during his life. Announcements of success were delayed until success was certain, and failures were kept secret. Only through glasnost have many facts about the program become public knowledge.
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