Soviet shipping № 2 (89) /Cоветское судоходство № 2 (89)

Журнал на английском языке
New political thinking follows a re-appraisal of the state of affairs inside the country, its relations with the world at large, and the Soviet Union’s role in this interdependent world.
In rejecting obsolete schemes and habits, and a black-and-white view of the world, the Soviet Union has stated the conviction that national security cannot be ensured without taking into account the security interests of other countries, and that in our nuclear age there is no building of reliable security with the help of military means.

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New Thinking in International Shipping
At the Ministry of Merchant Marine
Joint Ventures in the USSR
Shipping Company in Yakutia
Statistics Tell Us
New Atomic Icebreaker Taimyr
Are Nuclear-Powered Ships Dangerous?
1st Soviet-American Symposium on the Law of the Sea
Ports of the Azov Sea and Eastern Black Sea
Research Institute Celebrates 60th Anniversary
IMMARSAT and Commerce
WMU Studies in Leningrad
Polar Hydrography in the USSR
Those Unforgettable Convoys