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| − | The first [[Swedish]] [[sf club]], was founded September 15, | + | The first [[Swedish]] [[sf club]], was founded September 15, 1945. The name (which in English means "Atom-Noah" was intended to design rockets to take man to Mars to escape the atomic armageddon that they feared would overtake Earth. [[Harry Martinson]], who wrote ''Aniara'', was a member. |
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Latest revision as of 22:55, 2 January 2020
The first Swedish sf club, was founded September 15, 1945. The name (which in English means "Atom-Noah" was intended to design rockets to take man to Mars to escape the atomic armageddon that they feared would overtake Earth. Harry Martinson, who wrote Aniara, was a member.
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