Buslaev Mikhail Alexandrovich (born 1946, Bad Landeck, Germany) – labourer.

Mikhail Buslaev was born to Raisa Abramovna Buslaeva (née Gurvich) (1921, Dvinsk, now Daugavpils) and Alexander Alexeyevich Buslaev (1905, Krasnoyarsk), who was declared legally missing in 1954.

He completed Riga Evening Secondary School No. 26 in 1966, while simultaneously working: as an assembly fitter at the VEF factory (1960–1963), as a transport worker at Construction Management No. 2 (1963–1964), a fitter at the Tram and Trolleybus Company (1965), a fitter at the “Riga” furniture company (1966), a tinsmith at the “Pirmais maijs” production association (1968), and a labourer at Shop No. 34 of the Moscow Food Trade of Riga (1969–1970).

In 1970, Mikhail Buslaev was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, where his mother, Raisa Abramovna Buslaeva (née Gurvich) (b. 1921, Dvinsk), had been living since 1969.

Raisa Abramovna Buslaeva (née Gurvich) (1921, Dvinsk) - mother

Alexander Alexeyevich Buslaev (1905, Krasnoyarsk), declared legally missing in 1954 - father

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