Nikolay Viktorovitsj Inozemtsev

1902–1956 (age 54)

Biography

Nikolay Viktorovitsj Inozemtsev (1902–1956) was a distinguished Russian scientist whose research contributed to Soviet scientific advancement. Over his career spanning several decades, he worked in fields that were vital to the nation's intellectual and technological development.

Inozemtsev was interred at Vagankovo Cemetery, a place of honor for many of Russia's most accomplished intellectuals. His scientific legacy continues to be part of the broader history of twentieth-century Russian scholarship.

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