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Davidov Mikhail Davidovich (1930)

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SurnameDavidov
NameMikhail
PatronymDavidovich
Birth year1930
Birth month5
Birth day20
birth_placeTashkent

Davidov Mikhail Davidovich (20 May 1930, Tashkent) — watchmaker.

Mikhail Davidov was the son of David Davidov (d. 1933, Margilan, Uzbekistan) and Kholvish Kainova (1894, Margilan — 1942, Tashkent). In 1941, he completed four grades of elementary school in Tashkent. From 1945 to 1946, he trained as a watchmaker's apprentice. In 1946–47, he worked as an assembler at Tashkent Watch Factory No. 7. In 1947–48, he was a journeyman at the “Red Watchmaker” artel. In 1948–49, he worked as a watch assembler at the Central Asian Watch Factory in Tashkent. From 1949 to 1950, he was a watchmaker at the Central Asian branch of Yuvelirtorg. In 1950–57, he continued as a watchmaker at the “Red Watchmaker” artel. In 1957–58, he worked as an electrician at Tashkent Garment Factory No. 2. From 1959 to 1974, he was a watchmaker at a wine factory in Sary-Agach, Kazakh SSR. Since 1975, he worked at the Riga Household Services Combine, affiliated with the “Elektron” production association.

Mikhail Davidov was married to Liya Nakhimovskaya (1932, Daugavpils), their children were Elmira Shreyberg (née Davydova) (1956, Dzhambul, Kazakh SSR), Nelya Smirnova (née Davydova) (1959, Tashkent), Faina Gruz (née Davydova) (1963, Tashkent), and Murad (Mark) Davydov (1967, Tashkent).

In 1978, Mikhail Davidov emigrated with his wife, younger daughter, and son to Israel at the invitation of his wife’s brother, Isaak Nakhimovsky (1921, Daugavpils). In the 1990s, he lived in Canada and worked as an optician.

Iiya Nakhimovskaya (b. 1932, Daugavpils) — wife
Elmira Shreyberg (née Davidova) (b. 1956, Dzhambul, Kazakh SSR) — daughter
Nelya Smirnova (née Davydova) (b. 1959, Tashkent) — daughter
Faina Gruz (née Davydova) (b. 1963, Tashkent) — daughter

Murad Davidov(b. 1967, Tashkent) — son

David Davidov (d. 1933, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — father
Kholvish Kainova (1894, Margilan, Uzbekistan — 1942, Tashkent) — mother
Mordukhai Davidov (b. 1914, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — brother
Berta Davidova(b. 1922, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — sister

Rafael Davidov (b. 1919, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — brother

Misha Davidov(b. 1926, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — brother

Gavril Davidov (b. 1942, Margilan, Uzbekistan) — brother
Israel Davidov (b. 1928, Tashkent) — brother

Isaak Nakhimovsky (b. 1921, Daugavpils) — wife's brother