Going back to the 1920s, when Stalin ordered the most famous animal breeder in Russia to do it, to make a new race of soldiers for him. His name was Ivanov
In the 1920s, Soviet leader Stalin tasked the renowned animal breeder Ivanov with an unusual mission: to create a new breed of soldiers. This initiative reflected Stalin's interest in using science to enhance military capabilities and reflect the ideals of his regime.
Ivanov's experiments were groundbreaking, as they sought to blend animals’ traits to develop an ideal soldier. This endeavor highlights the historical intersection of biology and state power, illustrating how leaders can exploit scientific advancements for their own aims, even in the realm of warfare.
