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image by Victor Lomantsov, 23 Aug 2003
Intercosmos,
fom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe Interkosmos program of cooperation in space was decided by treaty on
July, 13 1976. The space program was part of the work of the Council of Mutual
Economic Cooperation (COMECOM). The Interkosmos
space program finish with the dissolution of COMECOM on 1990.
Jens Pattke, 24 Aug 2003
Flag of Interkosmos space program (USSR and
socialist countries, 1970ths-1980ths): white field with logo.
Andreas Herzfeld told me he saw these flags in German Democratic Republic
(DDR) in 1970ths.
Victor Lomantsov, 23 Aug 2003
The official logo had a cyrillic inscription of
"INTERKOSMOS".
Jens Pattke, 24 Aug 2003
Considering all missions and the main/official languages of the participant
countries there were six possible designs. I wonder which more of these
were actually created and used on flags.
António Martins, 02 Jun 2007
In East Germany was practice, that foreign inscription were translated. The
German version of the INTERKOSMOS-flag was hoisted at the return
parade of the first German kosmonaut (astronaut) Siegmund Jähn on October, 4
1978. (The flag of the mutual german and soviet space mission
Sojus 31 / Союз
31 was also hoisted next to the INTERKOSMOS-flag during
the return parade in East Berlin.)
Jens Pattke, 24 Aug 2003
The INTERKOSMOS flags in the German Democratic Republic
were only political promotion material. The cloths know Andreas Herzfeld
from Leipzig and I from Berlin. However, the flags were never official.
Jens Pattke, 26 Aug 2003
The logo existed in german, russian and hungarian variants. But I’m
not sure about flags.
Victor Lomantsov, 26 Aug 2003
| Mission: Союз… | Language | Inscription on logo/flag | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
 (all: 1978-1988) | Russian | ИНТЕРКОСМОС | logo and flag official |
 39 (1981) | Mongolian | ||
 TM-5 (1988) | Bulgarian | ||
 28 (1978) | Czech | INTERKOSMOS | logo and flag used in East Germany |
 30 (1978) | Polish | ||
 31 (1978) | German | ||
 36 (1980) | Hungarian | INTERKOZMOSZ | logo used in Hungary |
 37 (1980) | Vietnamese | INTERCOSMOS | logo and flag use unknown |
 38 (1980) | Spanish | ||
 40 (1981) | Romanian | ||
 T-6 (1982) | French | ||
 T-11 (1984) | Hindi | इंटरकॉंसमॉस | |
 TM-3 (1987) | Arabic | ينتركوسمس (spelling unsure!) | |
 TM-6 (1988) | Pashto |
compiled by António Martins, 02 Jun 2007
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