Just a brief note on this: Leaving aside that there exists no evidence
at all that this was a suicide because of fearing repression, there was
also no reason for Bogdanov to have such fears.
At that time (March 1928), Stalin and Bukharin were in power in the
USSR. Bukharin was always sympathetic to Bogdanov's philosophy and
Stalin was also said to be sympathetic towards him. So, why should he
have committed suicide?
Am 16.11.2024 um 19:12 schrieb Duane Filan via groups.io:
jacobin.com <http://jacobin.com> 7 July 2023
"In March 1928 Bogdanov attempted to perform a transfusion with a
critically ill student from Moscow University, a standard procedure
at the institute. However incompatibilities in the blood of Bogdanov
and the student which could not have been foreseen at the time caused
the operation to fail."
Bogdanov was trying to commit suicide?
Not plausible.
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