A. G. Stromberg - First Class Scientist, Second Class Citizen: Letters from the Gulag and a History of Electroanalysis in the Ussr / Compton, Richard Guy/ Wildgoose, Gregory George/ Zakharova, Elza A

Ａ．Ｇ．ストロンバーク伝記・書簡集<br>A. G. Stromberg - First Class Scientist, Second Class Citizen: Letters from the Gulag and a History of Electroanalysis in the Ussr

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Ａ．Ｇ．ストロンバーク伝記・書簡集
A. G. Stromberg - First Class Scientist, Second Class Citizen: Letters from the Gulag and a History of Electroanalysis in the Ussr

Compton, Richard Guy/ Wildgoose, Gregory George/ Zakharova, Elza A

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Imperial College Press（2011/04発売）
外貨定価 US$ 153.00
ポイント 269pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 376 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781848166752
DDC分類 540.92

基本説明

This semi-biographical history presents the complete set of 74 surviving letters written by Stromberg to his wife in one of the NKVD GULAG camps.

Full Description

Armin G Stromberg was arguably one of the founding fathers of the technique of stripping voltammetry frequently used in chemical analysis, yet he is virtually unheard of in Western scientific circles. He was a brilliant scientist, but due to his German ancestry he was interred in one of the NKVD GULAG camps at the outbreak of the Second World War.This semi-biographical history presents the complete set of 74 surviving letters written by Stromberg to his wife during this period. The letters provide both historians and the interested public with a rare and unique glimpse into the everyday living conditions of inmates in one of the GULAG labour camps. The book also traces Stromberg's life following his release. More importantly, it relates how he founded the thriving Tomsk school to the wider historical context of electroanalysis in the USSR, drawing conclusions about the rate of scientific development as compared to the West and showing how 'wet analysis' remained of vital importance to industry long after equivalent measurements were made elsewhere.Readers will also appreciate how Stromberg's invaluable contributions in the Tomsk School of Electroanalysis laid the foundations for the extensive metallurgical extraction and nuclear industries that dominated the entire Siberian region for many years. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the life and times of an important, yet often overlooked scientist of the Second World War.

Long and Hard is the Road: The Deportation of the Ethnic Populations of Russia; A Willow in Siberia: The Family History and Early Life of Armin G Stromberg Pre-1937; Letters from the GULAG (March 1942-September 1943); Release, Work in Sverdlovsk and the Start of Polarography in the USSR; The Tomsk School of Electroanalysis; Life in Tomsk After Retirement.