| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Tyulbovich |
| Name | Zalman |
| Birth year | 1903 |
| Birth month | 2 |
| Birth day | 27 |
| Birth place | Riga |
| Death year | 1941 |
| Death place | Riga Ghetto |
| Sex | M |
Tyulbovich (Tulbowitsch) Zalman (Salman) (27 February 1903, Riga — 1941, Riga Ghetto) — lawyer.
Zalman Tyulbovich was born into the family of a merchant, Zisel Tyulbovich and Miryam Tyulbovich (née Berlin). From 1911, he studied at the private gymnasium of N. Rivosh in Riga, and in 1915–1918 attended the elementary gymnasium of A. Korti.
After graduating from the Riga Municipal Russian Secondary School in 1922, he began studying economics at the University of Latvia, and from 1923 studied law, completing his degree in 1930. In 1931–1932, he performed compulsory military service in the Latvian Army, serving in the administration of the Military Court.
From 3 May 1933, he worked as an assistant to sworn attorney M. Hilman in Riga. From 1 May 1940, he practiced as a sworn attorney in Riga.
He perished in the Riga Ghetto during the German occupation in 1941.
In 1928, he married Sonya Birkenheim (1907 — 1941, Riga Ghetto). Their son, Mozus Tyulbovich (10 May 1936 — 1941, Riga Ghetto), also perished.
Works:
Aprakstītās mantas glabātāja atlīdzība (Remuneration for the Custody of Seized Property). — Riga, 1939.
Juridiskās personas mantotspēja (Inheritance Capacity of Legal Entities). — Riga, 1939.
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