Shmulovich Mozus Tsemakhovich (1916)

Shmulovich Mozus Tsemakhovich (8.06.1916, Gorky — ?, ?) — tinsmith. In 1927 he completed 4 grades of school in Bauska. In 1930—38 he was a tinsmith's apprentice at a private workshop. In 1938—39 he served in the Latvian Army in the 1st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment as a private (Daugavpils). In 1939—41 — tinsmith at a private workshop (Riga).
In 1941—46 he fought as part of the 92nd, 121st Reserve, 357th Reserve, and 123rd Guards Rifle Regiments.
After demobilization he returned to Riga, where he worked as a tinsmith. In 1946—49 — at a funeral services office; in 1949—50 — at the “Myasomolmash” trust; in 1950—51 — at the “Tekhnika” construction artel; in 1951 — at the industrial combine of Riga's Stalin District; in 1951—52 — at Construction Office No. 2; in 1952—55 — at Construction Office No. 3; in 1955—56 — at “Lattorgstroy”; in 1956—57 — at the construction-installation administration; in 1957—58 — at the UNR of the “Rigastroy” trust; in 1958—59 — at the repair-construction office of Riga's Moscow District; in 1959 — at the Riga Latpotrebsoyuz. In 1959—60 he did not work due to illness (category II disabled person). In 1960—62 — tinsmith-roofer at the consumer services combine of Riga's Moscow District. In 1969—72 — tinsmith at the “Adaži” collective farm (Riga District).
He was awarded the medals “For Courage” and “For the Victory over Germany.”
Wife Shmulovich (née Matison) Masha Izakovna.
Daughter Yufa Yeva Moiseyevna.
Son Shmulovich Tsemakh Mozusovich.
Father Shmulovich Tsemakh Moiseyevich (1846, Bauska — 1930, Bauska).
Mother Shmulovich (née Lobb) Khasya Leybovna (1890, Bauska — ?, ?) emigrated to Israel (Bat Yam).
Brother Shmulovich Itskhak Tsemakhovich (b. 1914, Bauska) emigrated to Israel (Bat Yam).
Sister Sheynkman Genya Tsemakhovna (b. 1942, Gorky) emigrated to Israel (Bat Yam).

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