Messages from the Moon: A Global History of the First Manned Moon Landing

Contents
Part I: Introduction
	The First Manned Moon Landing as Takeoff for Global History: An Overview • Sven Grampp
Part II: Germany (West)
	“Now That Was Lunavision”: The First Manned Moon Landing on ARD • Rainer Bobon
Part III: Czechoslovakia
	An Intervision Between the Heavens and the Earth: Forms and Functions of the First Manned Moon Landing in Czechoslovakia Media • Sven Grampp
Part IV: Yugoslavia & Romania
	The Event of the Century and the Invention of the Century: The Apollo 11 Broadcasts of Yugoslavian and Romanian Television as Reflected in the Press • Rainer Bobon
Part V: Soviet Union
	“Gloom and Embarrassment Over the Landing of the United States Astronauts . . .”: The Moon Landing as a Soviet-American Media Event • Kirsten Bönker
Part VI: China
	From Peenemünde to Beijing: The People’s Republic of China on Its Long March into Space • Marc Andre Matten
Part VII: Australia
	Space Dish: Australia’s Role in the Moon Landing and a Look at Its Own Past • Stephan Härle
Part VIII: South Africa & Egypt & Ethiopia & Somalia & Tanzania
	Africa and the Race to the Moon: Press Reports and Memories of the 1969 Manned Moon Landing • Katrin Bromber
Part IX: USA & Canada
	Witnesses to the Conspiracy: The 1969 Moon Landing in the Mirror of U.S. Suspicion Culture • Carolin Lano
	“Germans in the New World”: The Contemporary Reception of the First Manned Moon Landing in German-Language Newspapers in the USA and Canada • Ladislaus Ludescher
Part X: France
	Between Cold War and Pop Culture: The First Manned Moon Landing in the French Media • Carina Gabriel-Kinz and Jörg Requate
Part XI: Great Britain
	“All You Need Is Love”: The Race into Space from the Perspective of the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) • Alexander Becker
Part XII: Norway
	Planning to Cover an Unpredictable Event: The Apollo 11 Moon Landing on Norwegian Television • Henrik G. Bastiansen
Part XIII: Germany (East)
	Images from the Moon: Coverage on GDR Television • Thomas Beutelschmidt