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Bekman Volf Meerovich (1900)

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SurnameBekman
NameVolf
PatronymMeerovich
Birth year1900
Birth month11
Birth day21
birth_placeSatanov

Bekman Volf (Wolf) Meerovich (21.11.1900, Satanov, Vinnytsia Oblast) – worker.

Volf Bekman was born into the family of Meer Hirschovich Bekman (1870, Vinnytsia Oblast – 1918, Gorky) and Rakhil Volfovna Bekman (1872, Gorky – 1956, Riga). He completed seven years of primary school. Worked as a locksmith at a mechanical plant (1917-1922, Satanov), as a locksmith-mechanic at the Volga-Oka plant (1922-1925, Gorky), and later as a locksmith-mechanic and then a mechanic at various enterprises (1925-1949, Gorky). After moving to Riga, he worked as a mechanic at the “Mara” factory (1949-1956), a fitter-adjuster at the “Promprodukt” artel (1956-1958), a mechanic-adjuster at the Gorky City Executive Committee sewing factory (1958-1959), and an adjuster at a knitwear atelier (1959-1962). From 1962 to 1978, he worked as an adjuster at the “Maiga” atelier, a locksmith at the “Elektra” fur factory, and an adjuster at the “Ausma” plant and the “Latvia” company.

In his first marriage to Bronislava Mikhailovna Bekman (Vand)(1904-1948, Gorky), he had a daughter, Reznik (Bekman) Roza Wolfovna (1929, Gorky), and a son, Miron Volfovich Bekman (1937, Gorky).

In his second marriage to Bashseva Leibovna Brozgal (Kuklya (1914, Rezekne), there were no children.

In 1978,Volf Bekman was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, where his daughter, Reznik (Bekman) Roza Volfovna (1929, Gorky), had been living since 1972.

Family:

Meer Hirschovich Bekman (1870-1918) – father
Rakhil Volfovna Bekman (1872-1956) – mother
Hana Meerovna Rosman (Bekman) (1898, Vinnytsia Oblast) – sister
Basya Meerovna Shokhina (Bekman) (1902, Vinnytsia Oblast) – sister
Genya Meerovna Zilberg (Bekman) (1912, Vinnytsia Oblast) – sister
Semyon Meerovich Bekman (1914, Vinnytsia Oblast) – brother
Rimma Meerovna Kriegmer (Bekman) (1916, Vinnytsia Oblast) – sister
Bronislava Mikhailovna Bekman (Vand) (1904-1948) – first wife
Roza Volfovna Reznik (Bekman) (1929) – daughter
Miron Volfovich Bekman (1937) – son
Bashseva Leibovna Brozgal (Kuklya) (1914) – wife