Nuclear Power
Announces Russia possesses the atomic bomb
Explore 21 historical events and records for Russia in 1950.
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Announces Russia possesses the atomic bomb
Britain appeals to Moscow to ask North Korea to stop the war, Russia declines
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
Chairs a Soviet Bloc meeting in Prague to discuss the future of Germany
Opposes Soviet authoritarianism and nostalgia for tsarism.
East Germany joins the Comecon
Appointedandidate Member of Communist Party
During the Soviet boycott, the Security Council adopted resolutions responding to North Korea's invasion of South Korea.
Begins three years of electrical work at an enterprise connected with the Soviet atomic-energy ministry after completing technical school.
Completes his Norilsk technical training with honours in 1950, qualifying in electrical engineering before moving into Soviet atomic-industry work.
Appointed First Secretary of the Kharkov Obkom
The achievement marks magnetic fusion confinement as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Russia provides economic & military assistance to the PRC
Directs party consolidation and agricultural collectivization while leading the Moldavian Communist Party.
Becomes First Secretary of the Communist Party organization in the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic.
Promotes agricultural reorganization around the capital while rebuilding his position in Stalin's inner circle.
Publication of "Pebble in the Sky"
Solzhenitsyn preserved poems by memorization because writing materials were restricted.
The Soviet Union ended its Security Council boycott in August and resumed participation in its proceedings.
The Soviet Union boycotted Security Council sessions over the representation of China.
Co-proposes the tokamak approach for confining hot plasma with magnetic fields.
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