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International training, Project (ASTP), or as the Soviets preferred to call it, the Soyuz-Apollo Experimental Flight (EPAS), the Russians had to allow some American astronaut training at the centre for familiarisation with the Soyuz spacecraft and to get to know the cosmonauts they would work with in orbit.

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The Cosmonaut Training Centre: birth and growth,ining, General Nikolay Kamanin, began searching for a suitable site for the new centre, which was planned to become not just the central location for the training of Soviet cosmonauts, but also the place they would live.

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,Zvyozdnyy Gorodok — the town,ecision by the Head of the Air Force that the first commander of the training centre would be Colonel Yevgeniy Karpov and that he would have a staff of 250 specialists. The training centre would be a military unit, with the responsibility to house the staff and their families. To that end, the town of Zvyozdnyy Gorodok was constructed.

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The Cosmonaut Group of the RGNII TsPK,The history of the development of the Vostok programme and the politics behind the agreement to fly a human in space was examined in ., published by Springer-Praxis in 2001.. This book looks at the selection of the cosmonauts who would fly Soviet and Russian space craft.