Israil Perelman: the shore of his life, or the corners of childhood and adolescent. To the 130th of birthday

The fate of Professor Israil Moiseevich Perelman (1892-1954) is inextricably linked with the history of the Minsk Medical University and the Minsk Provincial Hospital, the Borisov Regional Hospital and the surgical service in Gorki, Gomel and Mogilev. He stood at the origins of the formation of medical universities in Vitebsk, Ordzhonikidze, Novosibirsk and Yaroslavl. It all started with the fact that among the many settlers who came to the promised land of White Russia was Moses Perelman. He was the same Jewish poor who were not allowed to cross the limits of the "Pale of Settlement". Without any preferences for choosing a place of permanent residence, Perelman chose the factory outskirts of Minsk – Lyakhovka. This place is unattractive, but here, along with many thousands of the same "new settlers", starting from zero, it was possible to make plans for the future and vigorously implement them. An artistic and documentary review of the origins of this settlement, its description of everyday life allows us to imagine the atmosphere of the daily life of those who settled there, took root and gave birth to a new generation. It is this close relationship between the past and the future that makes it possible to understand that in any conditions there is a potential for the formation of good abilities and talents, which, in particular, Israil Perelman possessed. Undoubtedly, the parents were the determining factor in this. They, being guardian angels, provided everything possible and impossible for the upbringing of a purposeful personality in the son, and the difficulties only helped to maintain a sense of gratitude for everything that made the childhood of one of the many boys of the Minsk outskirts carefree - that same factory outback, his small homeland – Lyakhovka.