“When I (in 1949) was a first-year student, I had already heard a lot about Inozemtsov, but I had never seen him.He was spoken of very well| almost everyone said that he was a nice and noble person. Others, however, comparing him with Over, argued that Over is a doctor of a more practical mind, and Inozemtsov is a theorist and is fond of systems. I remember a dispute between two Moscow ladies: one was for Auvers, the other for Inozemtsov. “No, my friend,” the defender of Auvers (as a doctor) finally exclaimed, “if the choice depended on me, I would love Inozemtsov, and I would be treated by Auvers ... You can adore Fyodor Ivanovich, but he would still“ feed me milk "But I don't believe it..."