Chernya David-Leyb Mozusovich (28.11.1927, Riga) — electrical technician. Son of Chernya Mozus-Girsh (1898, Rēzekne) and Chernya (Super) Frida (1895, Ludza).
In 1941, completed the 5th grade of the Riga Jewish school. At the outbreak of the war, was evacuated to the Soviet rear. In 1942–44 — worker at the “1st of May” collective farm in the Chuvash ASSR. In 1944, Ch. was re-evacuated to Riga; until 1945 — apprentice fitter at the Riga Prosthetics Workshop. In 1945–52, served in the Soviet Army. In 1952–53 — master of vocational training at Vocational School No. 9 in Riga. From 1953 — electrician, energy engineer at the Riga Wagon-Building Plant. In 1954, completed 10 grades of Riga Secondary School No. 14 for Working Youth. In 1959, graduated from the Riga Construction Technical College with a qualification of electrical technician. His marriage to Chernya (Bass) Reyzele (1935, Riga) produced children Chernya Zelik (1959, Riga) and Chernya Raya (1962, Riga). In 1971, Ch. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his parents.

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Chernya (Bass) Reyzele (1935, Riga) — wife
Chernya Zelik (1959, Riga) — son
Chernya Raya (1962, Riga) — daughter
Chernya Mozus-Girsh (1898, Rēzekne) — father
Chernya (Super) Frida (1895, Ludza) — mother
Chernya Yakov (1926, Riga — 1944) — brother
Zaretskaya (Chernya) Dina (1931, Riga) — sister