Teitelbaum Maxim Viktorovich (1941)

Teitelbaum Maxim Viktorovich (5 September 1941, Kokand) — tinsmith.

Maxim Teitelbaum was the son of Lyubov Teitelbaum (née Dimanstein) (1915, Daugavpils) and Viktor Teitelbaum (1900, Riga — 1971, Riga).

Professional activity:

• 1958–1959 — mechanic at the VEF factory in Riga

• 1959–1960, 1967–1968, 1969–1970 — tinsmith in construction and repair services (household service system)

• 1970–1971 — tinsmith at the enterprise “Baltstroioborudovanie” in Riga

• 1971 — worker at an auxiliary farm of a tuberculosis dispensary

• 1972 — tinsmith at a commissioning enterprise in Kalinin (Tver)

• 1972 — tinsmith in the Baltic administration “Remstroimontazh”

He was convicted in 1960 under Article 121, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Latvian SSR and remained imprisoned until 1966. In 1968, he was again convicted (Article 204, Part 2) and was imprisoned until 1969.

In his marriage to Ida Teitelbaum (née Westerman) (1946, Liepāja), a daughter, Aviva Teitelbaum (1972, Riga), was born.

In 1973, Maxim Teitelbaum received permission to emigrate to Israel to join his mother’s cousin, Yakov Shvartsman (1914, Riga).

Family:

Ida Teitelbaum (née Westerman) (1946, Liepāja) — wife
Aviva Teitelbaum (1972, Riga) — daughter
Lyubov Teitelbaum (1915, Daugavpils) — mother
Viktor Teitelbaum (1900–1971) — father
Milita Teitelbaum (1931, Riga) — half-sister
Yakov Shvartsman (1914, Riga) — mother’s cousin