Manuil Solovey. Doctor and Talmudist in the Soviet Era

At the center of the narrative is a man who lived from 1898 to 1985. His fate connects several important themes: childhood in a Jewish shtetl, studying in yeshivas, working at Botkin Hospital, serving as a front-line doctor, and engaging with the Torah in the conditions of the Soviet era. The collection relates to Judaica and religious studies, but is not limited to the history of religious life. The memoirs show the path of a person who combined the medical profession with a constant study of the Talmud. Research materials complement the personal narrative and reveal the circumstances of his biography and activities.