The case of geneticists. Mironin S.S.

Today, no one doubts that in Soviet times the genetics was prohibited. School teachers tell the children an official version of the “genetics affairs”, adding details from television programs. And no one even realizes that all this is a lie, comparable to the best samples of Goebbels propaganda. This book tells about how the famous “genetics business” actually arose and what role I.V. Stalin played in this. The concept of academician T. D. Lysenko, whom liberal propagandists appointed the chief antihero of Soviet science, was explained in detail. It is proved that the dispute between the “Michinsev” and “geneticists” was based on completely different motives than is commonly believed today. And the “genetics” themselves were not at all so “innocent lambs”.