"Einstein was shocked." Stalin Prize and Stalinist camps of the inventor Termen
Lev Termen, France, 1927 On February 9, 1945, after the Yalta Conference, the US Ambassador to the USSR, Averell Harriman, wrote out a check of 10 thousand dollars to restore the Artek children's camp, and in return received an American coat of arms from the valuable wood of wood from the pioneers. This coat of arms sagged in the office of the ambassador for 8 years, and only then it turned out that the “bug” was placed in it - the invention of the Soviet scientist Lev Termen.