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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Bonver Yevgeny Borisovich (1937)

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SurnameBonver
NameYevgeny
PatronymBorisovich
Birth year1937
Birth month10
Birth day8
birth_placeRostov-on-Don

Bonver (Bonwer) Yevgeny Borisovich (born 8 October 1937, Rostov-on-Don) – engineer.

Yevgeny Bonver was born into the family of Boris Lvovich Bonver (b. 1905, Myrhorod, Ukraine – perished during the Second World War; exact details unknown) and Yelizaveta Isaakovna Bonver (b. 1905, Myrhorod – d. date unknown, Moscow). Information regarding his formal education is not available.

In Riga, Yevgeny Bonver worked as Deputy Head of the Technical Department and Chief Designer at Military Unit No. 36858 (1973–1981), and later as Senior Engineer and Group Head at the Institute of Electronics and Computer Technology (1981–1987). Since 1987, he has been retired.

In his marriage to Maya Ilyinichna Bonver (née Grinshpun) (b. 1938, Kyiv), three children were born: Valentina Yevgenyevna Sergeyeva (née Bonver) (b. 1959, Kaunas, Lithuania), Svetlana Yevgenyevna Bogod (née Bonver) (b. 1964, Kyiv), and Eduard Yevgenyevich Bonver (b. 1975, Riga).

In 1989, he received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his wife’s cousin Klara Mikhailovna Kaplan (b. 1928, Kyiv) had been living since 1981.

Boris Lvovich Bonver (1905 – perished during WWII) – father
Yelizaveta Isaakovna Bonver (1905 – date unknown) – mother
Maya Ilyinichna Bonver (née Grinshpun) (b. 1938) – wife
Valentina Yevgenyevna Sergeyeva (née Bonver) (b. 1959) – daughter
Svetlana Yevgenyevna Bogod (née Bonver) (b. 1964) – daughter
Eduard Yevgenyevich Bonver (b. 1975) – son
Klara Mikhailovna Kaplan (b. 1928) – wife’s cousin