Naigauzen Boris Meilakhovich (1949)

Naigauzen (Neihausen) Boris Meilakhovich (26 March 1949, Moscow) — fitter.

Boris Naigauzen grew up in the family of a worker, Meilakh Meerovich Naigauzen (1921, Rēzekne, Latvia), and a hairdresser, Basya Aronovna Naigauzen (née Soloveichik; first marriage Bregman) (1926, Osipovichi, Belarus). He completed eleven grades at the Istomino Evening Secondary School in 1970 (Gorky Oblast).

He worked as a fitter at the VEF factory (1966) and at the “Straume” factory (1966–1967), served as warehouse manager of the “Dzintari” shop (1967, Jūrmala), and worked as a process operator at Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant No. 3 in Riga (1967–1969). He served in the Soviet Army from 1969 to 1971 (Moscow and Balakhna, Gorky Oblast).

After demobilisation, he worked in Riga as a process operator at Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant No. 3 (1971–1972), as a tiler with a mobile mechanised column of the Ministry of Local Industry (1972), studied at driver training courses of the Training Combine of the Ministry of Motor Roads of the Latvian SSR (1972–1973), worked as a driver at the Special Motor Transport Enterprise of Glavgaz of the Latvian SSR (1973–1977), and as a fitter at the “Elektrons” Production Association (1977–1979).

In his marriage to Svetlana Usherovna Naigauzen (née Belik) (1948, Jūrmala), a daughter, Maria Borisovna Naigauzen, was born in 1978 in Riga.

In 1980, Boris Naigauzen received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 his sister, Sofya Meilakhovna Naigauzen (1959, Moscow), had been living.

Family:

Meilakh Meerovich Naigauzen (1921) — father
Basya Aronovna Naigauzen (née Soloveichik; first marriage Bregman) (1926) — mother
Sofya Meilakhovna Naigauzen (1959) — sister
Svetlana Usherovna Naigauzen (née Belik) (1948) — wife
Maria Borisovna Naigauzen (1978) — daughter