Stalin, amongst his other names such as “the Standardbearer of Peace,” “the Great Helmsman of the Revolution,” and much more, also came to be known as “the coryphaeus of science”, which means, "the leader of the chorus of science" and it can be rightly imagined that the Soviet scientist performed in sync with the commanding movements of his baton. He interfered in debates ranging from Philosophy to Physics. Stalin even held meetings, and offered editorial comments in order to support attacks against Mendelian genetics. Stalin did not venture into scientific laboratories, conduct specific experiments, or solve equations. Yet he insisted that the science was closely related with the Party’s ideals. When their citizens publicly spoke about Soviet