| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Belyavin |
| Name | Srol |
| Patronym | Faivishevich |
| Birth year | 1918 |
| Birth month | 5 |
| Birth day | 22 |
| Birth place | Barysaw |
| Sex | M |
Belyavin Srol Faivishevich (22 May 1918, Barysaw, Belarus) – metalworker.
Srol Belyavin was the son of Ida Belyavina (1881, Barysaw, Belarus – 1934, Barysaw, Belarus) and Faivish Belyavin (1876, Barysaw, Belarus – 1941, Barysaw, Belarus).
In 1933 he completed seven years of secondary school and till 1939 worked as a metalworker at the Proletarsky Molot factory in Barysaw.In 1939–1947 Srol Belyavin served in the Soviet Army.
In 1947 he moved to Riga and worked as a dispatcher at the OITK of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Latvian SSR until 1952.In 1952–1969 – Worked as a fitter-adjuster at the Erglis factory.
From 1945 to 1969 Srol Belyavin was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU).
Srol Belyavin was married to Rasha Belyavina (née Meyerovich) (b. 1911, Sabile), and they had a daughter Ida Belyavina (b. 1948, Riga).
In 1971, Srol Belyavin received permission to emigrate to Israel.
Rasha Belyavina (née Meyerovich) (b. 1911, Sabile) - wife
Ida Belyavina (b. 1948, Riga) - daughter
Ida Belyavina (1881, Barysaw, Belarus – 1934, Barysaw, Belarus) - mother
Faivish Belyavin (1876, Barysaw, Belarus – 1941, Barysaw, Belarus) - father