6 February 1967Visit to LondonAleksei Nikolaevich Kosygin
Kosygin visits Wilson in Britain to discuss the Vietnam War
Historical records for Russia in 1967, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Kosygin visits Wilson in Britain to discuss the Vietnam War
Kerensky participates in russian emigre movement during his political career.
The KGB gains renewed political importance after Yuri Andropov becomes its chairman.
Supports renewed Soviet military assistance to Arab allies after the Six-Day War.
The achievement marks first direct venus measurements as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Leads spacecraft design for the first probe returning direct measurements from Venus.
The achievement marks cosmological constant problem as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Graduates from the Military Academy of the General Staff
Completes his agricultural degree
Soviet-assisted engineers commission the first generating units at the High Dam power station.
Appointed Head of the KGB
Continues tape-recording memoirs covering Stalin, war, domestic policy and Cold War crises.
Appointed Member of Politburo
Appointed Minister of Defence
Represents Soviet state support for North Vietnam during the war
Relates quantum vacuum fluctuations to the cosmological constant.
Becomes defence minister as Soviet military support to North Vietnam continues
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