Reutman Volf Isaakovich (1901)

Reutman (Reutmann) Volf (Wolf) Isaakovich (1901 — exact date and place of birth unknown; date and place of death unknown) — printing worker, editor, and party activist.

From 1913 to 1922 Volf Reutman worked as a typesetter in a printing house.

In 1922–1924 he served as a Red Army soldier in the 20th Rifle Regiment of the 7th Vladimir Division. He took part in the collectivisation of agriculture and served as an authorised representative of the district committee of the CPSU responsible for grain procurements. He was a member of the CPSU from 1932.

In 1924–1933 he worked as a typesetter at the Uman State Printing House and at the printing house of the district executive committee in Kyiv Region. From 1933 he worked as secretary, deputy editor, and editor of a district newspaper. In 1939 he reportedly took part in the “liberation” of Western Ukraine (there is an entry in his military record book, though this is not confirmed by official records).

In 1941–1948 Volf Reutman worked as manager of the printing house of a district newspaper and as senior typesetter at the printing house of the Book Chamber of the Ukrainian SSR. In 1948–1957 he worked as an engineer-editor at the editorial publishing office of a military unit (?), as senior typesetter at the printing house “Sarkanais Karogs,” and later as a typesetter at a model printing house.

He was elected to the local party committee and served as a member of the party bureau. He was awarded the medal “For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.” From 1968 he was a personal pensioner of republican significance.