Berelovich Lazer (Lazar) Nokhimovich (21.01.1948, Riga) — engineer. Born into the working-class family of Berelovich Nokhum Zundelevich (1923, Jūrmala) and Berelovich (Lemke) Riva Abramovna (1923, Riga). Graduated from the All-Union Correspondence Institute of Textile and Light Industry (1974). Worked as an apprentice fitter and fitter at the VEF plant (1965–66), as a fitter at the “Somdaris” combine (1966–67), as a loader at the Riga Main Post Office (1967–68), as a process engineer at “Latgiprobit” of the Ministry of Consumer Services (1968–74), and as a vocational training instructor at Timber Combine No. 681 (1974). Served in the Soviet Army (1974–75, Daugavpils). Worked as site head at the production base of the “Gosstroy” of the Latvian SSR (1975–76), as senior transport engineer of the repair group of the Pishchetorg of the Moskovsky District of Riga (1976–77).

His marriage to Berelovich (Plotke) Benita Zalamanovna (1949, Riga) produced a son Berelovich Ilya Lazerovich (1971, Riga).

In December 1977, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 his wife's aunt — Trubkina (Berzon) Ida Bentsionovna — had been living. In 1978, moved to Australia.

N. Voronova

Berelovich Nokhum Zundelevich (1923, Jūrmala) — father
Berelovich (Lemke) Riva Abramovna (1923) — mother
Epshtein (Berelovich) Mira Nokhumovna (1955) — sister
Berelovich (Plotke) Benita Zalamanovna (1949) — wife
Berelovich Ilya Lazerovich (1971) — son
Trubkina (Berzon) Ida Bentsionovna (1923) — wife's aunt