| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Levin |
| Name | Viktor |
| Patronym | Girshevich |
| Birth year | 1902 |
| Birth month | 3 |
| Birth day | 27 |
| Birth place | Daugavpils |
| Sex | M |
Levin (Lewin) Viktor Girshevich (27 March 1902, Daugavpils) — veterinary surgeon.
From 1934 to 1941, Viktor Levin worked as a veterinary surgeon at the Daugavpils meat-processing plant; from 1941 to 1945, he served at a livestock fattening station in Uzbekistan; from 1945, he worked at the Riga meat-processing plant.
In the 1950s, Levin married Ida Burstyn (Bulavko) (1919) and gave his patronymic and surname to his wife’s son, Alexander Gershevich Burstyn (1935).
His three sisters lived in the RSFSR and one in Latvia:
Raya Bulatova (née Levin) (1894) — in Novosibirsk
Elizaveta Nikolaeva (née Levin) (1896) — in Saratov
Maria Potrashkana (née Levin) (1898) — in Uzbekistan
Sofya Levinа (1905) — in Daugavpils
In the 1960s, Viktor Levin applied for permission to travel to Poland in accordance with the Soviet–Polish Agreement of 25 March 1957.
Family:
Ida Burstyn (Bulavko) (1919) — wife
Alexander Viktorovich Levin (born Burstyn Alexander Gershevich) (1935) — adopted son
Raya Bulatova (née Levin) (1894) — sister
Elizaveta Nikolaeva (née Levin) (1896) — sister
Maria Potrashkana (née Levin) (1898) — sister
Sofya Levina (1905) — sister