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  4. Photograph of Zadok Lichterman (the father of the submitter of the material, Matvei Lichterman), in his Soviet Army uniform during World War I, Germany, 1918.

Photograph of Zadok Lichterman (the father of the submitter of the material, Matvei Lichterman), in his Soviet Army uniform during World War I, Germany, 1918.

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Zadok Lichterman was in captivity for four years.
12 Photographs of the Lichterman family in Roslavl, USSR.
A photograph of Luba (née Hankin) Lichterman (wife of the submitter, Matvei Lichterman) and Avigdor Hankin, Moskva, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 1945
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Photograph of Matvei Lichterman (the submitter), in the uniform of the Red Army, Czechoslovakia, 1944
Matvei Lichterman was born in Roslavl, the Soviet Union in 1921. His parents were Zadok and Chaya Lichterman. His brother Yosef was born in 1924. Matvei was drafted into the Red Army at the start of the war. He was parachuted into the area of the city of Uman on 17/09/1943, and was taken captive by the Germans. Matvei hid that he was Jewish and, six months after he was taken captive, he succeeded in escaping; he joined another unit that was transferred to Czechoslovakia.
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A photograph of Matvei (the submitter, left) and his brother, Yosef Lichterman, Roslavl, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 1950
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
Photograph of Zadok Lichterman (the father of the submitter of the material, Matvei Lichterman), in his Soviet Army uniform during World War I, Germany, 1918.
Zadok Lichterman was in captivity for four years.
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Dubnoba (aunt of Luba, wife of the submitter), Moskva, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 1924
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results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Matvei Lichterman (the submitter, standing from the right) with members of his family, Roslavl, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 1952
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Gregory (brother of Luba, wife of the submitter) and Raya Yanken, Roslavl, Russia, SSR (present day Russia), 1950
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Matvei Lichterman (the submitter, standing), his parents, Zadok and Chaya, and his brother Yosef Lichterman, Roslavl, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 1926
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Gregori Yenken (the brother of Luba, the wife of the submitter of the material), Kazan, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 01/01/1950.
Matvei Lichterman (the submitter of the material) was born in Roslavl, the Soviet Union in 1921. His parents were Zadok and Chaya Lichterman. His brother Yosef was born in 1924. Matvei was drafted into the Red Army at the start of the war. He was parachuted into the area of the city of Uman on 17/09/1943, and was taken captive by the Germans. Matvei hid that he was Jewish and, six months after he was taken captive, he succeeded in escaping; he joined another unit that was transferred to Czechoslovakia.
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results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Matvei (the submitter, right) and his brother, Yosef Lichterman, Roslavl, Russian, SSR (presen day Russia), 1947
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results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Matvei Lichterman (the submitter) in the Red Army's uniform, Prague Czechoslovakia (present day Czechia), 1944
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results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
A photograph of Matvei Lichterman (the submither), Roslavl, Russian, SSR (present day Russia), 31/09/1947
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results.listIds.credit : Yad Vashem
results.listIds.relatedCollection : 12 Photographs of the Lichterman Family in Roslavl, Ussr.
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12 Photographs of the Lichterman family in Roslavl, USSR.
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9527/9
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מטווי ליכטרמן
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מטווי ליכטרמן
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Yad Vashem
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18/01/2012
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Photograph
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Prewar Period
Soldiers
Uniforms
Soviet Soldiers
World War I (1914-1918)