Logic in USSR

As we all know, it was comrade Stalin's brilliant and objective article 
_Marxism and linguistics_ in 1951 (IIRC) that established conclusively 
that language is not a part of the superstructure, and hence formal 
logic is a legitimate non-ideological discipline. I'm wondering whether 
there is any good account of the history of formal logic in USSR, 
especially in its "ideological aspects" - something like _Science and 
philosophy in the Soviet Union_ by Loren Graham, but focusing on logic, 
explicitly excluded by Graham?

(Sent to both sci.logic and soc.history.science)

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