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COMMISSION 41: HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 April 2012

Clive Ruggles ,
Rajesh Kochhar ,
Nha Il-Seong ,
Juan Belmonte ,
Brenda Corbin ,
Teije de Jong ,
Ray Norris ,
Luisa Pigatto ,
Mitsuru Soma  and
Chris Sterken
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Commission 41 was created at the VIIth IAU General Assembly in Zürich in 1948. From an inauspicious start—Otto Neugebauer was appointed the first President in his absence, but proceeded to express his conviction that “an international organization in the history of astronomy has no positive function. . .my only activity during my term of service consisted in iterated attempts to resign”—the Commission quickly assumed a key role in the international development of the history of astronomy as an academic discipline.

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Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union , Volume 7 , Transactions T28A: Transactions IAU , December 2011 , pp. 394 - 397
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