If war and revolution had not destroyed autocratic Russia, the country would have celebrated the hundredth birthday of Dostoevsky in 1921 with the participation of the entire educated world. Bolshevik Russia, of course, does not honor such conservative authority, and thus not only were all the festivities that the literary world wanted to hold in celebration of Russia's greatest poet canceled, but also the memoirs and biographies that the still-living members of the Dostoevsky family wrote or wanted to write for this occasion did not appear. Jolan Neufeld, a student of Sigmund Freud, published his work on the psychoanalysis of Dostoevsky in 1923. Two years later, this work was translated into Russian, and three years later, the discussion was taken up by the master of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud. In the 1970s, the Soviet researcher F.