Vadim Birstein: The Perversion of Knowledge

Dekanozov, Vladimir (NKVD/MGB)

Demidov, Georgii (MGB victim)

Denikin, Anton (White General)

deportation(s)

Department for Hydrotechnical

Constructions (NKVD/MGB)

Department of Chemical Mutagenesis (Institute of Physical Chemistry)

Department of Dialectics of Nature and Evolutionary Theory (Leningrad University)

Deriabin, Peter (former Soviet agent)

Dewey, John (American commission)

digitalis (plant)

Dimitrov, Georgi (Bulgarian Communist)

dissertation

Divnich, Yevgenii (Gestapo and MGB victim)

Dmitriev (MGB scientist)

Dmitriev (prosecutor)

DNA

Dobzhansky, Theodosius

Russian/American geneticist)

Doctor of Science

Dolgun, Alexander (an American MGB victim)

Dolgushin, Donat (Lysenkoist)

Don-Aminando (see Aminand Shpolyansky)

doverennye litsa

Dozortseva, R. (Lysenkoist)

Drosophila (fly)

Dubinin, Nikolai (geneticist)

Dukes, Paul (British spy)

Duma (lower house of the Russian Parliament)

Dvoryankin, Feodor (Lysenkoist)

Dzerzhinsky, Felix (VCheKa founder)

D zhezhkazgan [labor] camps,

Dzhirkvelov, Ilya (KGB)

Dzhugashvili, Yevgenii (Stalin’s randson)

Dzhurma (NKVD ship)

East German (GDR) Academy of Sciences

Economic Department (OGPU/NKVD)

Efroimson, Vladimir (geneticist)

Eikhe, Robert (Politburo member)

Eikhfeld, Johann (agronomist)

Eitingon, Naum (NKVD/MGB)

Ellengor, Ya. (biologist)

encephalitis (disease)

Engelhardt, Vladimir (Academician)

Engels, Fridrich (philosopher)

Entente

Enzyme (a secret Russian program)

Escherichia coli (microbe)

Ethnography Institute (Moscow)

Etinger, Yakov (doctor)

evolution

Fariello, Griffin (writer)

Federal Agency for Government

Communication and Information (FAPSI, Russia)

Federal Border Service (Russia)

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI, USA)

Federal Guard Service (Russia)

Federal Security Service (FSB, Russia)

Fedorov, Lev (chemist)

Fedorov, Yevgenii (Crystallographer)

Fedoseev, Pyotr (Academician)

Fedotov, Pyotr (NKVD/MGB)

Fefer, Isaak (Jewish poet)

Feiginson, Noi (Lysenkoist)

Feldman, A. I. (doctor)

Figatner, Yurii (Party functionary)

Filatov, Ivan (engineer)

Filimonov, Mikhail (NKVD/MGB)

Fillipovsky, Grigory (artist)

Fishman, Yakov (military chemist)

Fitin, Pavel (NKVD/MGB)

Flute program (a KGB/FSB/Military project)

Flyaksberger, Konstantin (botanist)

Fok, Vladimir (Academician)

Formozov, Aleksandr (zoologist)

Fourth All-Union Meeting of Zoologists

Fradkina, Tatyana (MGB victim)

Frank, Gleb (Academician)

Frank, Semyon (philosopher)

Franz Josef Land

Frinovsky, Mikhail (NKVD/MGB)

Fyodorchuk, Vitalii (KGB Head),

Gabcik, Josef (Czech partisan)

Gaister, Aron (biologist)

Galaktionov, Mikhail (scientist)

Gamaleya Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology (IEM) (Moscow)

Gamsakhurdia, Zviad (Soviet dissident)

Garkusha, Yevgeniya (MGB victim)

Gavrilov, Nikolai (chemist)

Gebhardt, Karl (Nazi doctor)

GEFU (German chemical firm)

Gelstein, Yefim (doctor)

Gennadii (see Ovakimyan) Genzken, Karl (Nazi doctor)

Geographic Society (Leningrad)

Georgian Agricultural Institute (Tbilisi)

Georgian Communist Party

Georgian Helsinki Group (Tbilisi)

Georgian GPU/NKVD

Gerken, S. (agronomist)

German POWs

Gerson, V (VCheKa)

Gertsovsky, Arkadii (NKVD/MGB)

Gestapo

Getman (General)

Gevorkyan, Nataliya (journalist)

Gidroproekt (NKVD/MGB)

Ginzburg, Aleksandr (Soviet dissident) glanders (disease)

Glavgidrostroi (NKVD/MGB)

Glavlit (Main Directorate on the

Literature and Publishing Houses)

Glavmikrobioprom (Moscow)

Glavprofobr (Main Directorate of

Professional Education)

Glavpromstroi or GULPS (NKVD/MGB)

Glavspetstsvetmet

Glushchenko, Ivan (Lysenkoist)

glycoprotein

gold mines

Goldfard, Alex (molecular biologist)

Goldfarb, David (microbiologist)

Goldstein, Isaak (economist)

Goldstein (Volodarsky), Moisei

Golets, Sergei (judge)

Golubev, Sergei (KGB)

Golubov-Potapov, Vladimir (MGB agent)

Golushko, Nikolai (FSB Head)

Gonionsky, Semyon (MGB/KGB)

goose-foot (plant)

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Gorbov, Aleksandr (chemist)

Gorbunov, Nikolai (Lenin’s secretary)

Gordievsky, Oleg (former KGB agent)

Gorky (now Nizhnii Novgorod, a Russian city)

Gorky, Maxim (Russian/Soviet writer)

Gorky (now Tverskaya) Street (in Moscow)

Gorky Prison

Gorsky (scientist-prisoner)

Gorsky, Anatolii (NKVD/MGB agent)

Gorsky, Vadim (physicist)

Gosizdat (State Publishing House),

Gosplan (State Planning Committee)

Gottlieb, Sidney (CIA)

Govorov, Leonid (botanist)

Gouaze, Lucien (French intelligence officer)

GPU (State Political Directorate)

Graham, Loren R. (historian)

Grashchenkov, Nikolai (Academician)

Great Medical Encyclopedia

Great Soviet Encyclopedia

Greenpeace (international

environmental group)

Gridasova, Aleksandra (NKVD)

Grigorovich, Aleksandr (MGB chemist)

Grigoryants, Sergei (human rights activist)

Grigulevich, Iosif (NKVD/MGB agent)

Grinberg, Zakhar (MGB victim)

Grinstein, A. M. (doctor)

Grishaev, Pavel (NKVD/MGB)

Gromyko, Andrei (Soviet Foreign Minister)

Grum-Grzhimailo, Vladimir (metallurgist)

GUGB (Main State Security Directorate, see NKVD) Guillino, Francesco (a Bulgarian agent)

GULAG (see NKVD)

Gumilev, Nikolai (Russian poet)

Gunali, A. (zoologist)

Gurvich, Aleksandr (bilogist)

Gilyarovsky, S. A. (doctor)

Gypsies

Harnak, Arvid (German anti-Nazi)

H-bomb project

Heissmeyer (Nazi doctor)

Heller, Mikhail (historian)

Heydrich, Reinchard (SD Chief)

High Women’s (Bestuzhev) Courses (St. Petersburg)

Highest Attestation Commission (Russia)

Himmler, Heinrich (Head of the Nazi secret services)

Hirt, August (Nazi doctor)

Hitler, Adolf

HIV virus

Hoess, Rudolf (Commandant of Auschwitz)

Hoover, J. Edgar (FBI)

Hull, Cordell (U.S. Secretary of State)

human rights

Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Hungarian Security Service (or AVH)

Hunt, Linda (American journalist)

Huxley, Julian (British evolutionist)

Ignatiev, Semyon (MGB Minister),

Ilyukhin, V (General Prosecutor)

Ilyushin, I. (NKGB/MGB)

Imperial Academy of Sciences

Inozemtsev, Nikolai (Academician)

Institute for International Relations and the World Economy (IMEMO, Moscow)

Institute for Oriental Studies

Institute for the Study of Drought (Saratov)

Institute for the Study of Platinum and

Other Valuable Metals

Institute for World Economy and World

Politics (Moscow)

Institute of Acoustics (Moscow)

Institute of Agricultural Economy

Institute of Agrochemistry and

Agrotechnique

Institute of Applied Botany

Institute of Applied Molecular Biology

Institute of Archaeology

Institute of Atomic Energy

Institute of Beet Planting

Institute of Biochemistry

Institute of Biological Medical Chemistry

Institute of Biological Physics

Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry

Institute of Biophysics

Institute of Books, Documents, and Writing

Institute of Botany

Institute of Cell Biophysics

Institute of Chemical Physics

Institute of Cytology