Moskovsky Zalkind Lvovich (1913)

Moskovsky (Moskowsky) Zalkind (Salkind) Lvovich (8 February 1913, Rezekne) — worker.

Zalkind Moskovsky was the son of Lev Moskovsky (1888, Rezekne or Petrozavodsk — 22.11.1967, Riga) and Khaya Moskovskaya (née Dimenstein) (1894, Rezekne or Kaipini — 1975, Riga). In 1932 he graduated from the Rezekne Jewish Gymnasium (10 grades). From 1932 to 1936 he worked as an accounting clerk at Pazkin’s sawmill in Rezekne. In 1936–1938 he was a worker at Leibovich’s photo factory in Riga. In 1938–1940 he worked as an accounting clerk at Belinsky’s firm in Riga. In 1940–1941 he was an accounting clerk at the 1st Riga Municipal Industrial Trade Administration. From 1941 to 1945 he worked as a driver in Kazan. In 1945–1951 he was a driver at state enterprises in Riga. In 1951–1960 he worked as a rubber roller operator at the Blazma artel. In 1960–1971 he was a dental caster at the 1st Riga City Polyclinic.

In marriage with Zhenya Moskovskaya (née Moshevich) (1920, Riga) the following children were born: Ralya Kirshtein (née Moskovskaya) (1942, Kazan) and Daniel Moskovsky (1946, Riga).

Moskovsky’s brother Zalman Moskovsky (1904, Rezekne — 1941) was killed in battles near Tallinn. Another brother, Abram Moskovsky (1911, Rezekne — 1943), was killed in battles near Staraya Russa. His sister Dora Gepstein (née Moskovskaya) (1918, Rezekne) emigrated to Israel in 1981.

In 1971 he received permission to emigrate to Israel upon invitation of his wife’s cousin Mark Moshevich (1920, Riga).

Family:

Zhenya Moskovskaya (née Moshevich) (1920, Riga) — wife
Ralya Kirshtein (née Moskovskaya) (1942, Kazan) — daughter
Daniel Moskovsky (1946, Riga) — son
Lev Moskovsky (1888, Petrozavodsk — 1967, Riga) — father
Khaya Moskovskaya (née Dimenstein) (1894, Rezekne — 1975, Riga) — mother
Dora Gepstein (née Moskovskaya) (1918, Rezekne) — sister
Zalman Moskovsky (1904, Rezekne — 1941) — brother
Abram Moskovsky (1911, Rezekne — 1943) — brother
Zara Ioffe (née Moskovskaya) (1914, Rezekne — 1959, Riga) — sister
Mark Moshevich (1920, Riga) — wife’s cousin