Malkis Efim Iosifovich (1926)

Malkis Efim Iosifovich (22 March 1926, Boguslav — ?, ?) — dental technician.

After graduating from Tashkent Secondary School No. 38 in 1943, Efim Malkis enrolled in preparatory courses at the Kharkiv Institute of Railway Transport Engineers in Tashkent, where he studied until 1946. In 1946–1948 he was a student at the Central Asian Polytechnic Institute. At the same time, he studied externally and in 1948 completed the full course of the Republican Secondary Medical School named after Akhun Babaev, qualifying as a dental technician.

From 1948 to 1952 he worked as a leather-processing specialist at a light industry combine in Baku. In 1953–1954 he was a dental technician at the Central Hospital of the Ministry of Health of the Uzbek SSR. From 1954 to 1977 he worked as a dental technician at the Riga City Dental Polyclinic.

In 1966 he took a tourist trip to Bulgaria, and in 1975 made a private visit to Israel. In 1949 he got married to Irma Yakovlevna Malkis. Their children are sons Yakov Efimovich Malkis and Grigory Efimovich Malkis, and daughter Isabella Efimovna Malkis.

His father was Iosif Shlemovich Malkis, and his mother Maria Borisovna Malkis. His brother, Nikolai Iosifovich Malkis (1920, Boguslav — 1943, ?), was killed at the front during World War II. His sisters were Anna Iosifovna Malkis (1919, Boguslav — 1980, Riga), a pharmacist; Faina Iosifovna Rivash (née Malkis) (1922, Boguslav — 1981, ?), who emigrated to Israel (Haifa) in 1958 via Poland in connection with the repatriation of her husband, Ilya Matveevich Rivash (?, ? — ?, ?); Fruma Iosifovna Zolotoreva (née Malkis) (1924, Boguslav — ?, ?), a dentist; and Sarra Iosifovna Tsvilikhovskaya.