Konrad Lorenz

His memories of Armenia were contradictory. He lived a bitter life of a prisoner of war in our country.  But he always remembered that he started writing two of his best works on the shores of Sevan. The prisoner of war was not allowed to give paper or ink, he wrote on empty bags of cement supplied for construction with potassium permanganate. The book "The Opposite Side of the Mirror" was finally awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1972. Life and work of Austrian biologist Konrad Lorenz.