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My father did not have the freedom to pursue the
career of his choice in the Soviet Union. Nevertheless,
he produced copious research on dynamical systems,
a branch of mathematics, in his spare time.
When I was four years old, there was an international conference on the
subject in Warsawa rare event in any scienti c eld behind the Iron Curtain.
Even though he was not oɝ cially allowed to attend and it was challenging
to get permission to travel, my father was able to make the trip with the help of
supporters in Poland. What he learned there went well beyond mathematics,
and dramatically changed the course of our lives.
Contrary to what my father had been taught, the mathematicians from the
other side of the Iron Curtain were not monsters. They were fellow scientists
who shared the same passions. The key di erence was that they were free:
free to pursue the career of their choice, free to voice their opinions, free
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