26 April 1964Beloyarsk Nuclear PowerAnatoly Petrovich Alexandrov
The achievement marks beloyarsk nuclear power as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Historical records for Russia in 1964, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The achievement marks beloyarsk nuclear power as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Supports reactor development as Beloyarsk Unit 1 connects to the electrical grid.
Joins President Gamal Abdel Nasser at ceremonies marking major progress on the Aswan High Dam.
Visits Egypt and publicly celebrates Soviet-Egyptian cooperation on the Aswan High Dam.
Receives Egypt's Hero of the United Arab Republic title during his state visit.
Signs a twenty-year friendship treaty with East Germany.
Russia signs a 20 year Treaty of fiendship with East Germany
The achievement marks first multi-crew spaceflight as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Commands Voskhod 1, the first spacecraft carrying more than one crew member.
Is summoned back to Moscow as party leaders prepare a coordinated challenge to his leadership.
Dismissed as First Party Secretary by a Central Committee plenum
Succeeds Nikita Khrushchev as First Secretary of the Communist Party.
Helps organize the party leadership move that removes Nikita Khrushchev from power.
Appointed Prime Minister of Russia
Is removed as Communist Party First Secretary by the Central Committee and replaced by Leonid Brezhnev.
Leaves the chairmanship of the Council of Ministers after his removal from party leadership.
Faces mounting criticism from senior party colleagues over agricultural failures, administrative reorganizations and an increasingly personal style of rule.
Forms a collective leadership with Alexei Kosygin and Nikolai Podgorny after Khrushchev's removal.
Withdraws from public political life and lives under close state supervision outside Moscow.
Kerensky develops his views through october crisis after 1917.
Appointed Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet, Head of State
The achievement marks maser and laser research as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Shares the Nobel Prize for fundamental work in quantum electronics.
Shares the Nobel Prize for research leading to masers and lasers.
The achievement marks quantum electronics as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Supports expanded Soviet assistance to North Vietnam after US escalation begins
Buried in the Kremlin wall
Appointed Commander of a division
Malyshev's design team completes the stage permitting Nile diversion and initial impoundment.
Death of Sergei Semenovich Biryuzov, killed in an aircrash near Belgrade
Enrols in the Stavropol Agricultural Institute
Publication of "For the Good of the Cause"
Appointed Head of State for Russia
Wilson & Walker visit Khrushchev but there is disagreement over Berlin
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics, created the maser, a microwave laser
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics, for research in lasers
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics, created the maser, a microwave laser
Appointed Member of Politburo, Candidate Member
Appointed President of Russia
Reinstated to the Communist Party
Appointed Member of triumvirate which takes over from Khrushchev
Wilson & Walker visit Khrushchev to reach a "friendly understanding"
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