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== Soyfer ==

= Vladimir Soyfer — Soviet Biophysicist, Historian and Dissident =

'''Vladimir Dmitrievich Soyfer''' (born March 9, 1936) is a Soviet and Russian biophysicist, historian of science, human rights activist, and dissident. He is known for his critical works on Soviet genetics, Lysenkoism, and political repression in science.

== Biography ==

Soyfer was born in Moscow in 1936. He graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and worked as a researcher in biophysics. During the 1970s–1980s, he actively participated in the human rights movement and spoke out against scientific fraud and suppression under the Soviet regime.

He was dismissed from scientific work due to his dissident activity and spent several years under surveillance. Later, he became known for his work documenting the history of genetics under Stalin and the role of Trofim Lysenko.

== Scientific and Social Contributions ==

Soyfer is the author of over 200 scientific and historical works, including the books:

* ''Lysenko and the Tragedy of Soviet Science''

* ''The Holocaust and Soviet Policy''

* ''Science, Ideology and the State''

His work has been widely cited in both biological and historical contexts.

== Legacy and Recognition ==

Vladimir Soyfer’s contributions are recognized internationally. He has collaborated with institutions in the USA, Israel, and Europe, and has been awarded for his role in preserving the history of science and exposing ideological corruption in research.

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+== Soyfer ==
+= Vladimir Soyfer — Soviet Biophysicist, Historian and Dissident =
+'''Vladimir Dmitrievich Soyfer''' (born March 9, 1936) is a Soviet and Russian biophysicist, historian of science, human rights activist, and dissident. He is known for his critical works on Soviet genetics, Lysenkoism, and political repression in science.
+== Biography ==
+Soyfer was born in Moscow in 1936. He graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and worked as a researcher in biophysics. During the 1970s–1980s, he actively participated in the human rights movement and spoke out against scientific fraud and suppression under the Soviet regime.
+He was dismissed from scientific work due to his dissident activity and spent several years under surveillance. Later, he became known for his work documenting the history of genetics under Stalin and the role of Trofim Lysenko.
+== Scientific and Social Contributions ==
+Soyfer is the author of over 200 scientific and historical works, including the books:
+* ''Lysenko and the Tragedy of Soviet Science''
+* ''The Holocaust and Soviet Policy''
+* ''Science, Ideology and the State''
+His work has been widely cited in both biological and historical contexts.
+== Legacy and Recognition ==
+Vladimir Soyfer’s contributions are recognized internationally. He has collaborated with institutions in the USA, Israel, and Europe, and has been awarded for his role in preserving the history of science and exposing ideological corruption in research.
+== SEO Tags ==
+{{SEO
+|title=Vladimir Soyfer — Biography of Soviet Biophysicist and Dissident
+|description=Explore the life and work of Vladimir Dmitrievich Soyfer, a biophysicist, historian of science and prominent dissident in the USSR.
+|keywords=Vladimir Soyfer, Soviet biophysics, Lysenkoism, USSR science repression, Soviet genetics, scientific dissidents
+}}&nbsp;[[User:Martin|Martin]] ([[User talk:Martin|talk]]) 19:20, 24 June 2025 (UTC)