First Spaceship in Venus (Kurt Maetzig, 1960).
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First Spaceship in Venus (Kurt Maetzig, 1960).
On February 26, 1960, First Spaceship on Venus debuted in East Germany.
In 1908, a spaceship from Venus exploded over Tunguska, Russia. ("The First Spaceship on Venus", Flm)
In 1985, Raimund Brinkmann was the first American to walk on the moon where Earth now has a space station built on. Earth developed a technique of turning inorganic substances into food. While terraforming the Gobi Desert an alien artifact was discovered. From this artifact and other investigations it was determined that it was a spaceship from Venus and not an asteroid that caused the explosion in Tunguska in 1908. A spaceship that was built for a trip to Mars was now launched for Venus with an international team including Brinkmann and one woman. Besides the human crew there was also Omega, a rover type robot that could speak. The crew was put into artificial sleep for 30 hours to prepare for their flight. Halfway on their trip they discovered that the first ship from Venus was meant as an invasion ship. (“First Spaceship on Venus", Flm)
das kaninchen bin ich, kurt maetzig 1965
das kaninchen bin ich, kurt maetzig 1965
Das Kaninchen bin ich (1965) - Kurt Maetzig
Ich steh wieder auf. Ich lass mir nicht das Fell über die Ohren ziehen. Ich bin nicht mehr das Kaninchen. Ich bin ’n alter Hase.
das mädchen auf dem brett, kurt maetzig 1967