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Anatoli Artsebarski
Anatoli Artsebarski en 2019.
Anatoli Artsebarski EN 2019.
Nationality Drapeau de l'URSSSoviet → Drapeau de la RussieRussian
Selection 9 It is Military group (TSPK-9), 1988
Birth (66 years old)
Prossiana (oblast de Dnipropetrovsk, RSS d’Ukraine, URSS)
Cumulative duration of missions 144 j 15 h 21 min
Mission(s) Soyouz TM-12
MIR EO-9
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Anatoli Pavlovitch artsebarski (in Russian : Anatoly Pavlovich Artebarsky ) is a Soviet cosmonaut [ first ] , born the in Prosssiana, in the oblast of Dnipropetrovsk, in Ukraine RSS (Soviet Union).

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He made a single flight as commander of the Soyuz TM-12 mission (launched the ), during which he will stay more than 144 days on board the MIR station, as a member of the MIR EO-9 expedition, returning to earth .

  1. ↑ Soviet citizen of Ukrainian nationality, according to his biographical sheet on the site www.warheroes.ru . After the dislocation of the Soviet Union, however, he obtained Russian citizenship.
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Pilots-Cosmonauts of the Soviet Union
1960s

Youri Gagarin (1961) · Atngman Titov (1961) · Andrian Nikolaïev (1962) · Pavel Popovitch (1962) · Valeri Bykovski (1963) · Valentina Terechkova (1963) · Boris Iegorov (1964) · Vladimir Komarov (1964) · Konstantin Feoktistov (1964) · Pavel Beliaïev (1965) · Alexei Leonov (1965) · Gueorgui Beregovoï (1968) · Vladislav Volkov (1969) · Boris Volynov (1969) · Viktor Gorbatko (1969) · Alexe + (1969) · Valeri Koubassov (1969) · Anatoli filletchenko (1969) · IEVGUENI Khrounov (1969) · Vladimir chatalov (1969) · Gueorgui Chonine (1969)

1970s Vitali Sevastianov (1970) · Nikolaï Roukavichnikov (1971) · Piotr Klimouk (1973) · Vassili Lazarev (1973) · Valentin Lebedev (1973) · Oleg Grigorievitch Makarov (1973) · Iouri Artioukhine (1974) · Lev Demine (1974) · Guennadi Sarafanov (1974) · Gueorgui Gretchko (1975) · Alekseï gubarev (1975) · Vladimir Axionov (1976) · Vitali jolobs (1976) · Viatcheslav Zoudov (1976) · Valeri christmaski (1976) · Iouri Glazkov (1977) · Vladimir Kovalionok (1977) · Valeri Rioumine (1977) · Vladimir Djanibekov (1978) · Alexandre Ivantchenkov (1978) · Iouri romanenko (1978) · Vladimir liakhov (1979)
1980s Leonid Kyzym (1980) · Iouri Malychev (1980) · Leonid Popov (1980) · Guennadi Strekalov (1980) · Viktor Savinykh (1981) · Anatoly Berezovoï (1982) · Svetlana Savitskaïa (1982) · Aleksandr Serebrov (1982) · Aleksandr Pavlovitch Aleksandrov (1983) · Vladimir Titov (1983) · Oleg Atkov (1984) · Igor Volk (1984) · Vladimir Soloviov (1984) · Vladimir Vassioutine (1985) · Alexandre Volkov (1985) · Aleksandr Viktorenko (1987) · Alexander Laveïkine (1987) · Anatoli Levtchenko (1987) · Moussa Manarov (1988) · Anatoli Soloviov (1988) · Sergei Krikaliov (1989) · Valeri Poles (1989)
1990s Alexander Highine (1990) · Guennadi Manakov (1990) · Viktor Afanassiev (1991) · Anatoli Artsebarski (1991) · Toktar Aubakirov (1991)
See also: pilots-cosmonauts from the Russian Federation
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