Buslovich Moisei Solomonovich (1906, Minsk) – metalworker.

Moisei Buslovich was born into a working-class family, he completed five grades of primary school and, from 1923 to 1927, studied at a vocational-technical school in Minsk, where he qualified as a metalworker. He lived and worked in Minsk. On 22 June 1941, he was drafted into the Soviet Army and was demobilised in January 1944 due to illness. His parents, Solomon Buslovich (1883–1941) and Genya Buslovich (née Berman, 1891–1941), were killed during the Nazi occupation of Belarus.

After demobilisation, Buslovich moved to Riga, where he worked as a senior metalworker in Latvia, Lithuania (1949–1952), and Ukraine (1961–1962). From 1969 onwards, he was retired. In 1947, he married Zisla Potash (1916).

His sister, Dora Buslovich (married name: Cohen), died in Israel in 1976.

Zisla Buslovich (née Potash, b. 1916) – wife
Solomon Buslovich (1883–1941) – father
Genya Buslovich (née Berman, 1891–1941) – mother
Tsodik Buslovich (b. 1910) – brother
Dora Buslovich (Cohen) (1906–1976) – sister