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Photo gallery from the opening of the exhibition CESKOSLOVENSKE STOPY VE VESMIRU (Czechoslovak Traces in Space)

Author: Vojtech Jankovič

Source: www.kf0015.cz

Published: 03. 02. 2016 19:08

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An interesting article about philately and stamp collecting form the KF 00-15 Praha - klub filatelistov - zberateľov špecializovaných odborov website.

• Článok: Fotogalerie ze zahájení výstavy “Československé stopy ve vesmíru”
• Anotácia: Fotogaléria z otvorenia výstavy, na ktoré prišiel osobne aj prvý československý kozmonaut Vladimír Remek.
• Autor: Ing. Tomáš Chudoba
• Dátum: 14.1.2016
• Zdroj: KF 00-15 Praha - klub filatelistov - zberateľov špecializovaných odborov

Na výstave, ktorá sa koná v rámci osláv 55. výročia štartu J. A. Gagarina, prvého kozmonauta sveta, predstaví svoj rovnomenný exponát úspešný tematický vystavovateľ Petr Fencl z Vysokého Mýta.

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