Manoim Boris Izrailovich (1959)

Manoim Boris Izrailovich (11 September 1959, Riga) — manual worker.

Boris Manoim was born into the family of Izrail Manoim (born 1931, Ludza) and Mina Manoim (née Svetlitsyna) (1934, Ludza — 1986, Riga). In 1976, he graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 15. In 1977, he completed his studies at Vocational School No. 8 attached to the Popov Riga Radio Factory. In 1977, he worked as a quality-control inspector at the Popov Factory. From 1977 to 1979, he served in the Soviet Army. From 1980 to 1985, he worked as a quality-control inspector and radio adjustment technician at the Popov Riga Radio Factory. From 1985 to 1986, he was employed as an electromechanic for the repair and maintenance of computing machines at the Elektrons Production Association. From 1987, he worked as a laboratory assistant and tutor at the Malpils Agricultural College.

In his marrige to Meri Manoim (née Vapne) (born 1959, Riga) two daughters were born - Karina Manoim (born 1985, Riga) and Yasmina Manoim (born 1988, Riga). His brother, Ruben Manoim (born 1966, Riga), lived and worked in Riga during the 1980s.

In 1991, Boris Manoim and his family received permission to emigrate to Israel, on the invitation of his wife’s paternal aunt, Shifra Ben (née Vapne) (born 1914, Līvāni).

Family:

Meri Manoim (née Vapne) (1959, Riga) — wife
Karina Manoim (1985, Riga) — daughter
Yasmina Manoim (1988, Riga) — daughter
Izrail Manoim (1931, Ludza) — father
Mina Manoim (née Svetlitsyna) (1934, Ludza — 1986, Riga) — mother
Ruben Manoim (1966, Riga) — brother
Shifra Ben (née Vapne) (1914, Līvāni) — wife’s paternal aunt