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Abramson Itzak (1888-1941)

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surnameAbramson
nameItzak
birth_year1888
death_year1941

Abramson Itzak Eizik (1888-1941) - a lawyer

Itzak Eizik Abramsohn was born on 4 November 1888 in Jelgava in the family of a merchant. Father - Elija Zalman, mother - Pesya. In 1900-08 Itzak Eizik Abramsohn studied at the gymnasium in Jelgava. After that, he entered Terbatas University, Faculty of Law, which he graduated in 1912. At that time Itzak Eizik Abramsohn lived in Jelgava at his parents' place. From 1913 he lived in Moscow, where he worked in the legal counselling department of the Union Bank. From 1915 he did military service in Riga and Revel. From March 1917, assistant sworn lawyer in Moscow, until 1918. In 1918-20 studied at Moscow University at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics.

In autumn 1920 Itzak Eizik Abramson returned to Latvia. From 25 May 1921 he was assistant to J. Tron, a sworn lawyer. From 17 October 1928 Itzak Eizik Abramson was a sworn lawyer in Riga. For 30 years Itzak Eizik Abramson worked in the Zionist organisation ‘Istadrut Atsionit’.

During the Soviet occupation (in January 1941) he was enrolled in the Collegium of Advocates.

Itzak Eizik Abramson was killed during the German occupation in 1941.

Itzak Eizik Abramson was married to Sheina Frida Lazari, 18 July 1898 - 1941, killed in Riga Ghetto.

Son Hirsh Zalman, 28 June 1933 - 1941, killed in Riga Ghetto.

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