Documentation regarding Matvey Likhterman, including confirmation of his service in the Red Army, being wounded at the front, receipt of medical treatment, and other documents, 1959-2010 - Confirmation that Matvey Likhterman served in the Red Army, 14 March 1941-19 May 1946, issued by the Military Komisariat in Roslavl, 12 November 1959; - Confirmation that Matvey Likhterman was wounded while serving at the front during the war, 02 August 1941, issued by the Museum of Military Medicine, 16 October 1969; - Confirmation that Red Army soldier Matvey Likhterman received medical treatment, 29 January-07 March 1942, after he was wounded, August 1941; confirmation issued by the Museum of Military Medicine, 16 October 1969; Included in the file: - List of veterans of the Paratroopers Brigade who participated in the battle on the Dnepr (apparently, the Dnieper River), September-October 1943, including Matvey Likhterman; - Interview with Matvey Likhterman, published in the book, "I Remember", by Artyom Drabkin, 2010, (scanned copy); Life experiences of Matvey Likhterman: Born in Shumyachi, 1921; Drafted into the Red Army following the outbreak of the war, and service in the Paratroopers corps; Matvey was parachuted into Kanev, 17 September 1943; taken captive by the German Army; his parents received a letter announcing that he was Missing In Action (MIA); he was in captivity in Uman, for six months, while hiding his Jewish identity the entire time; following his escape from captivity, he returned to service in combat in the Red Army.