Suppressed research in the Soviet Union
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Suppressed research in the Soviet Union refers to scientific fields which were banned in the Soviet Union. All humanities and social sciences were additionally tested for strict accordance with historical materialism. These tests were alleged to serve as a cover for political suppression of scientists who engaged in research labeled as "idealistic" or "bourgeois".
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See also
- Academic freedom
- Anti-intellectualism
- Censorship in the Soviet Union
- Historical revisionism (negationism)
- Politicization of science
- Science and technology in the Soviet Union
- Scientific freedom
- Soviet historiography
- Alexander Veselovsky, a case of suppressed literary research
- Stalin and the Scientists
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