Samantha Smith (1972 - 1985) was an American schoolgirl and peace activist from Manchester, Maine, who became famous when she went to a children's camp in Crimea in the Soviet Union.
She was hated by certain people in the American military-industrial complex.
She died in mysterious circumstances in 1985.
In 1982, Samantha wrote a letter to the newly appointed Russian leader Yuri Andropov, and received a personal reply which included a personal invitation to visit the Soviet Union, which she accepted.
Samantha attracted lots of media attention in both countries.
Samantha attracted lots of media attention in both countries.
Samantha in Russia
Andropov was unable to meet with her during her visit,[12] although they did speak by telephone.
It was later discovered that Andropov had become seriously ill and had withdrawn from the public eye during this time.[13]
Samantha wrote in her book that in Leningrad she and her parents were amazed by the friendliness of the people and by the presents many people made for them.
Speaking at a Moscow press conference, she declared that the Russians were "just like us".[11]
Samantha Smith in camp Artek in the Crimea.
In Artek, Samantha chose to stay with the Soviet children rather than accept the privileged accommodations offered to her.
Disney is believed by some to be an asset of the CIA.
In 1984, Samantha hosted a children's special for the Disney Channel entitled Samantha Smith Goes To Washington.
Disney is believed by some to be an asset of the CIA.
In 1984, Samantha hosted a children's special for the Disney Channel entitled Samantha Smith Goes To Washington.
She wrote a book about her visit to the Soviet Union and co-starred in the television series Lime Street.
Samantha!
A monument to her was built in Moscow.
"Samantha Smith Alley" in the Artek Young Pioneer camp was named after her in 1986.[40]
The Soviet Union issued a commemorative stamp with her likeness.
In 1986, when Soviet astronomer Lyudmila Chernykh discovered asteroid 3147, she named it 3147 Samantha.[42][43]
The Danish composer Per Nørgård wrote his 1985 viola concerto "Remembering Child" in memory of Smith.[44]
A mountain in the former Soviet Union,[46] and an ocean vessel have been named in Samantha's honor.[1]
In Maine, the first Monday in June of each year is officially designated as Samantha Smith Day by state law.[47] There is a bronze statue of Samantha near the Maine State Museum in Augusta.
In October 1985, Samantha's mother founded the Samantha Smith Foundation,[51] which fostered student exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union (and, after December 1991, the ex-Soviet successor states) until it became dormant in the mid-1990s.[17]
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An Artek camp in Crimea
Is Google De-Ranking Searches for Azov?
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