Mirman Tamara Israilevna (1952)

Mirman (Mirmann)Tamara Israilevna (born 24 October 1952, Riga) — secretary-typist, bookkeeper-cashier.

After graduating from Secondary School No. 9, from 1970 to 1973 Tamara Mirman worked as a secretary-typist at the Republican Board of the Scientific and Technical Society of Agriculture of the Latvian SSR. From 1974 to 1975, she was an instructor at the Latvian Republican Committee of the Trade Union of Agricultural and Procurement Workers and Employees. From 1975 to 1977, she worked as a bookkeeper-cashier at the Latvian Republican Council of Scientific and Technical Societies.

In 1971, she got married to Boris Abramovich Azizov (born 11 January 1950, Baku). Their son is Marat Borisovich Azizov (born 3 June 1976, Riga), andtheir daughter is Sofia Borisovna Azizova (born 18 January 1972, Riga).

Her father is Israel Berkovich Mirman (born 10 January 1925, Daugavpils). Her mother is Roza Zalmanovna Mirman (née Rapoport; born 26 May 1929, Smiltene). Her brother is German Israilevich Mirman (born 14 November 1962, Riga). Her maternal aunt, Minna Zalmanovna Oshrin (née Rapoport; born 1931, Smiltene), emigrated to Israel in 1972.

In 1969, Tamara Mirman was denied permission to emigrate permanently to the United States.

Family:

Boris Abramovich Azizov (born 11 January 1950, Baku) — husband
Marat Borisovich Azizov (born 3 June 1976, Riga) — son
Sofia Borisovna Azizova (born 18 January 1972, Riga) — daughter
Israel Berkovich Mirman (born 10 January 1925, Daugavpils) — father
Roza Zalmanovna Mirman (née Rapoport; born 26 May 1929, Smiltene) — mother
German Israilevich Mirman (born 14 November 1962, Riga) — brother
Minna Zalmanovna Oshrin (née Rapoport; born 1931, Smiltene) — maternal aunt