Who in Soviet times was awarded the prize for the invention of the time machine? Detailed answer

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Who in Soviet times was awarded the prize for the invention of the time machine?

The "time machine" for the film "Ivan Vasilievich Changes His Profession" was originally ordered from the design bureau, which presented a too complicated project. Since, according to the scenario, Shurik alone invents it, the project did not fit, and then

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