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• Matthew Brzezinski

  Former Moscow Correspondent, The Wall Street Journal

   

   

  
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  2007

  October 15, 2007

  The Legacy of Sputnik [Rush Transcript; Federal News Service]

  Speaker:	Matthew Brzezinski, Author, "Red Moon Rising: Sputnik And The Hidden Rivalries That Ignited The Space Age" And Former Moscow Correspondent, The Wall Street Journal
  Presider:	Garrick Utley, President, The Neil D. Levin Graduate Institute, The State University Of New York

  Transcript

  The panelists will discuss the October 4, 1957 launching of the Soviet satellite, Sputnik, its impact on the Cold War, and its role in propelling the Information Age.

  See more in Russian Fed., Health, Science, and Technology, Space, Technology and Foreign Policy

   

   

  October 15, 2007

  The Legacy of Sputnik (Audio)

  Speakers:	Matthew Brzezinski, Author, Red Moon Rising: Sputnik and the Hidden Rivalries that Ignited the Space Age; Former Moscow Correspondent, Wall Street Journal Roger Launius, Member, Division of Space History, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution; Former Chief Historian, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  Presider:	Garrick Utley, President, Neil D. Levin Graduate Institute, SUNY

  Audio

  Listen to Matthew Brzezinski, an author and former Wall Street Journal Moscow correspondent, and Roger D. Lanius, a space historian at the Smithsonian Institute, discuss the legacy of Sputnik fifty years after the Soviet satellite’s launch.

  See more in United States, Foreign Policy History

   

   

  October 15, 2007

  The Legacy of Sputnik (Video)

  Speakers:	Matthew Brzezinski, Author, Red Moon Rising: Sputnik and the Hidden Rivalries that Ignited the Space Age; Former Moscow Correspondent, Wall Street Journal Roger Launius, Member, Division of Space History, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution; Former Chief Historian, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  Presider:	Garrick Utley, President, Neil D. Levin Graduate Institute, SUNY

  Video

  Watch Matthew Brzezinski, an author and former Wall Street Journal Moscow correspondent, and Roger D. Lanius, a space historian at the Smithsonian Institute, discuss the legacy of Sputnik fifty years after the Soviet satellite’s launch.

  See more in United States, Foreign Policy History

   

   

  

  October 15, 2007

  Video Highlight: The Legacy of Sputnik

  Speakers:	Matthew Brzezinski, Author, Red Moon Rising: Sputnik and the Hidden Rivalries that Ignited the Space Age; Former Moscow Correspondent, Wall Street Journal Roger Launius, Member, Division of Space History, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution; Former Chief Historian, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  Presider:	Garrick Utley, President, Neil D. Levin Graduate Institute, SUNY

  Video

  Matthew Brzezinski, an author and former Wall Street Journal Moscow correspondent, and Roger D. Lanius, a space historian at the Smithsonian Institute, discuss the legacy of Sputnik fifty years after the Soviet satellite’s launch.

  See more in Russian Fed., National Security and Defense, Space, Technology and Foreign Policy

   

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