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...ber}}, [[Yaroslavl]] – 10 September 1985, [[Moscow]]) was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] researcher, [[philosopher]], [[logic]]ian, [[chemist]] and [[psychologist ...the natural sciences. He was a member of the [[Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union]] since 1966,<ref>{{Cite book|url = https://books.google.com/books?id ...

{{Short description|Soviet mathematician (1903–1979)}} ...int Petersburg]] &ndash; 11 October 1979, [[Moscow]]) was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[mathematician]], the son of the Russian mathematician [[Andrey Markov|A ...

...eningrad]], [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|Russian SFSR]], Soviet Union He was born in [[Leningrad]], in the Soviet Union (now [[St. Petersburg]], Russia), and received his Ph.D. in 1965 from ...

...fter the Soviet invasion in September 1939, the town was taken over by the Soviet Union. The lives of many Poles became endangered, so Helena's father decide Rasiowa became strongly influenced by Polish logicians. She wrote her Master's thesis under the supervision of [[Jan Łukasiewicz] ...

...degree in philosophy and published a thesis "The Science of Logic" in the Soviet Union. [[Category:Logicians]] ...

[[Category:Mathematical logicians]] [[Category:Soviet logicians]] ...

...rs of Th. Stcherbatsky'' (1969)(Calcutta: Indian Studies, Past & Present - Soviet Indology Series, No.2).</ref> "Stcherbatsky did help us – the Indians – [[Category:Russian logicians]] ...

| death_place = [[Moscow]], [[Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet Union]] ...h-6e2cbe Georgy Chelpanov (Great Russian Encyclopedia)]</ref> Imperial and Soviet psychologist, philosopher and logician. ...

During the Soviet occupation of Lwów he worked as the head of the Algebra Department at the [[Category:Polish logicians]] ...

| occupation = Soviet mathematician, human rights activist, dissident, poet | citizenship = Soviet Union, United States ...

...est of the staff of the German University in [[Prague]] were detained in a Soviet prison camp, where he died of starvation on 4 August 1945.{{sfn|Menzler-Tro [[Category:German logicians]] ...

{{Short description|Soviet mathematician (1903–1987)}} ...Moscow]], [[Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic|Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet Union]] ...

...born in 1961 in [[Tbilisi]], [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] (then in the [[Soviet Union]]). ...y Mathematics 297 (1987), pages 521-523 (Russian). English translation in: Soviet Mathematics - Doklady 36, pages 478-480. ...

...'Thought and Change'' was published in 1965, and in ''State and Society in Soviet Thought'' (1988), he examined whether Marxist regimes could be liberalized. ...'Saints of the Atlas'', 1969); from sympathetic exposition of the works of Soviet Marxist anthropologists to elegant syntheses of the Durkheimian and Weberia ...

After the war, the Soviet army remained in Romania, backing the establishment of a communist regime. [[Category:Romanian logicians]] ...

Evidence: It is the early 1950s and you are an American stationed in the [[Soviet Union]]. You read in the [[Moscow]] newspaper that a [[soccer]] team from a Knowns: The Soviet Union is a [[command economy]]: people and material are told where to go an ...

...Ion Antonescu]] and Romania's alliance with [[Nazi Germany]] against the [[Soviet Union]]. As late as 1944 he abhorred the attempts of the Romanian oppositio ...a 1999"/> he was alarmed by the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] advances and the [[Soviet occupation of Romania|eventual occupation]]; in his private notes, he deplo ...

...le by Luzin that appeared (in the 1930s) in the first edition of The Great Soviet Encyclopedia</ref> ==The logicians' "function" 1850–1950== ...

...very, very small world. There were only a little over a dozen mathematical logicians before the war in the United States ..."{{sfn|Wohlstetter|29 July 1987|pp=1 ...ture and operate U.S. strategic nuclear forces to deter plausible forms of Soviet nuclear-armed aggression in way that was credible, cost-effective and contr ...

...was later, and probably independently, adopted by [[Gottlob Frege]] and by logicians who subscribe to standard first-order logic. A 2003 article<ref>[[John Corc ...ic even earlier than [[Claude Shannon]] in 1935 on the testimony of Soviet logicians and mathematicians [[Sofya Yanovskaya]], Gaaze-Rapoport, [[Roland Dobrushin ...