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Leptoproduction of nucleons into the backward hemisphere on nuclear targets is studied at relativistic subasymptotic energies and momenta. The relativistic internucleon potential is extracted from appropriate photoproduction data. Different production mechanisms are found to work together and interfere. Whenever rescattering is kinematically possible, it gives the bulk of the contribution, except at very high Q^2. Comparison with the existing data at E=2.4 GeV shows a reasonable agreement.
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