Tsimerman Solomon Simonovich (1905)

Tsimerman Solomon Simonovich (16.05.1905, Daugavpils) — textile engineer. Son of Tsimerman Simon (1875, Polotsk — 1947, Solikamsk) and Tsimerman (née Lin) Tserna (1880, Daugavpils — 1960, Tallinn). In 1922—23 he studied at a technical school in Strelitz (Germany). In 1924 he enrolled at, and in 1929 completed, the mining faculty of the University of Liège (Belgium). In 1930 he trained in the textile trade at the Higher Textile School in Verviers (Belgium). In 1931—40 — technical director at the Riga factory “Tekstiliana.” In 1940—41 — chief engineer at the “Rīgas Tekstils” factory. In 1941 he was tried and sentenced by a Special Council to 10 years' deprivation of freedom. He served his sentence in the camps of Solikamsk. In 1951 he was sent to Krasnoyarsk Territory, where until 1956 he worked as accountant-inspector at the supply-and-distribution department of the Dolgo-Mostovsky Forestry Enterprise. In 1956 Ts. was rehabilitated and returned to Riga. In 1956—77 — instructor of production training in weaving at the “Saule” textile combine. From 1977 — pensioner. Married to Tsimerman (née Aron) Rakhil (1921, Riga). Ts.'s brother, Tsimerman Boris (1902, Daugavpils — 1974, Riga), is buried in Riga. Ts.'s brother, Tsimerman Yakov (1907, Daugavpils — 1945, Germany), perished in the Holocaust. Ts.'s sister, Minkova (née Tsimerman) Rakhil (1916, Vitebsk), lived in Tallinn in the late 1970s. In 1978 Ts. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his wife's sister, Rabinovich (née Aron) Sheyna (1925, Riga).

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Tsimerman (née Aron) Rakhil (1921, Riga) — wife\
Tsimerman Simon (1875, Polotsk — 1947, Solikamsk) — father\
Tsimerman (née Lin) Tserna (1880, Daugavpils — 1960, Tallinn) — mother\
Tsimerman Boris (1902, Daugavpils — 1974, Riga) — brother\
Tsimerman Yakov (1907, Daugavpils — 1945, Germany) — brother\
Minkova (née Tsimerman) Rakhil (1916, Vitebsk) — sister\
Rabinovich (née Aron) Sheyna (1925, Riga) — wife's sister\