Dubna Is a City of Science a City of International Cooperation

The building of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow. Newsreel footage: a meeting at the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1956 of representatives of the governments of socialist countries: China, Czechoslovakia, Poland, from the USSR - Academician A.V. Topchiev, V.I. Veksler, D.I.Blokhintsev, M.G. Meshcheryakov and others, where it was decided to create the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research and D.I.Blokhintsev was elected its director. The city of Dubna, streets, construction of new houses, the building of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. Meetings of the Academic Council of the Institute, attended by representatives of the USSR, Romania, China and other countries. Scientists at the seminar. Joint work of Soviet, Czechoslovak, Romanian, Mongolian, Hungarian, Chinese, German scientists in various buildings and laboratories of the Institute. Academician N. N. Bogolyubov works in the reading room of the Institute. Soviet scientists are working: V. P. Dzhelepov, V. P. Dmitrievsky, B. N. Zamolodchikov, G. N. Flerov and others. Scientists awarded the Lenin Prize: V. I. Veksler, L. P. Zinoviev, V. A. Petukhov. Scientists on vacation - riding bicycles, water skiing on the Volga River, fishing, talking in the apartment of the scientist RM Lebedev. Relations of the institute in Dubna with institutes of other countries. Poland: Warsaw, the building of the laboratory of nuclear problems, scientists at work. Bulgaria: physicists are working. GDR - scientists in the Miredorf laboratory near Berlin. Romania - the building of the Institute of Atomic Physics in Bucharest, scientists at the instruments. Hungary - the building of the central physics institute in Budapest, work in the laboratory of the institute. Democratic People's Republic of Korea - streets and monuments of Pyongyang, Korean physicists at the instruments. World Youth Forum in Dubna: participants of the forum are passing by, meeting, visiting the institute. Among the honored guests are T. Zhivkov (Bulgaria), Vice-Chancellor of Austria B. Pitterman, British Prime Minister G. Mikmillan, French High Commissioner for Atomic Energy F. Perrin, physicist from Denmark N. Bohr. Speakers VI Veksler, N. Bor and others. Switzerland, Geneva, where the second conference on the peaceful uses of atomic energy was held, delegates in the meeting room. The city of Kiev (Ukrainian SSR), where the ninth international conference on high energy physics took place, scientists are speaking.

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Script by M. Lebedenko, A. Ryzhov, V. Viktorov, sound E. Umansky