“Science Transforming the World is Created by Geniuses in Need of Protection and Assistance More than Anyone.” (On the Fate of Scientists in the Famine of 1920s)
The October coup of 1917 and the Civil War negatively affected the fate of the country's population, particularly the Russian intellectuals. Representatives of the academic class, intellectuals, who are least adapted to disasters, had to fight for physical survival having left scientific work....
Main Author: | Milyausha A. Akhmetova |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Marjani Institute of History
2021-11-01
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Series: | Историческая этнология |
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Online Access: | https://historicalethnology.org/news/en-2021-t6-n2-11/ |
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