Anshelevich (Anschelewitsch) Vulf (Wulf) Abramovich (Born 1 September 1894, Rēzekne – Died 14 June 1968, Riga)

Therapist, Chief Physician, Medical Educator

Education and Early Career

Studied at the University of Latvia and the University of Tartu (1923–1926).

1926–1941 – Worked as a therapist in Rēzekne.

World War II and Post-War Career

1941–1944 – Therapist in Cherepovets.

1944–1945 – Chief Physician at Daugavpils Hospital.

Post-1945 until his death – Deputy Chief Physician of Riga City Polyclinic No. 4.

Became an Assistant at the Medical Faculty of the University of Latvia.

Legacy

His sons and grandchildren continued the family tradition in medicine.