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1. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 94419399Vladimir Nikolaevich Sukachev (1880-1967) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Born in the village Nikitovka Biryuchenskogo County. Since 1918, he served in the Red Army. During the civil war fought in the South West and Russia, the Soviet geobotanist, forester, geographer, a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1920; c 1925 - Academy of Sciences of the USSR) and member of the Academy of...

   • Birth Date: June 7, 1880

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vladimir_SukachevVladimir Sukachev - Wikipedia

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   Sukachev was president of the Moscow Naturalists Society from 1955 to 1967. He was a founding member of the Russian Botanical Society (1915); and was from 1946 to 1963 its president (from 1964 honorary president).

3. people.wku.edu › charles › chronobChrono-Biographical Sketch: Vladimir Sukachev - WKU

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   Sukachev, Vladimir Nikolaevich (Russia 1880-1967) botany, forestry, phytogeography. Sukachev's long career turned on forest ecology, but he brought to this study an extensive knowledge of plant systematics, experimental technique, genetics, evolutionary biology, and geography.

4. plants.jstor.org › stable › 10Sukaczev, Vladimir Nikolajevich (1880-1967) on JSTOR

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   Russian botanist at the Academy of Sciences, Vladimir Sukaczev (or Sukachev) had a broad range of interests spanning taxonomy, genetics, forest ecology and plant geography and his fieldwork centred on the Baikal region.

5. russiatrek.org › irkutsk-cityIrkutsk city, Russia travel guide

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   Jun 8, 2021 · Vladimir Sukachev (1849-1920) was a Russian public figure, philanthropist, collector, founder of the Irkutsk Art Gallery. The exposition presents the masterpieces of Russian, Eastern, West European, and Siberian art of the 15th-20th centuries.

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6. monthlyreview.org › 2015/06/01 › late-soviet-ecologyMonthly Review | Late Soviet Ecology and the Planetary Crisis

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   Jun 1, 2015 · He read Vladimir Nikolaevich Sukachev’s Swamps: Their Formation, Development and Properties and was, Douglas Weiner has speculated, “affected by the holistic, ecological spirit of Sukachev’s pioneering text in community ecology.”

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   Who was Vladimir Sukachev and what did he do?

   • Later, in 1965, Sukachev was to accuse Lysenko of fraudulent practices. Young biologists viewed Sukachev as a hero and secretly flocked to his banner. In 1955 Sukachev was elected president of the Moscow Society of Naturalists (MOIP), a position he occupied until his death in 1967.

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   Why did Mikhail Sukachev write a letter to Soviet geographers?

   • In 1964 Sukachev, as head of the MOIP, sent a letter to Soviet geographers in order to draw them into the fight to save Lake Baikal. Two years later he was one of a group of scientists who signed a collective letter to the media demanding protection of Lake Baikal.

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   Did Sukachev criticize Lysenko?

   • In article after article that he wrote and edited for the Botanical Journal and the Bulletin of the Moscow Society of Naturalists (the journal of Russia’s oldest and most prestigious scientific society) Sukachev, in what Weiner has called a “monumental battle against Lysenko,” sharply criticized Lysenko’s theories and methods.

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8. goingrus.com › info › enMuseums in Irkutsk - GoingRus

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   May 20, 2022 · The manor of V. P. Sukachev is a historical and cultural monument of federal significance. In the XIX century, the manor belonged to Vladimir Platonovich Sukachev, an outstanding public figure of the second half of the XIX century (1849–1920), the mayor, patron of the arts and founder of the art gallery, which started the Irkutsk Art Museum.