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Jan Witkowski's review of Peter Pringle's fascinating and timely book on the famous geneticist Nikolai Vavilov ('Stalin's war on genetic science' Nature 454, 577–579; 2008) is informative, but contains some oversimplifications and inaccuracies.The review pays little credit to Vavilov as a unique theoretician, not just a practitioner of applied science.

Vavilov's vision for genetics was among Stalin's many victims