Drizin Boris Mikhailovich (born 3 November 1954, Riga) — technician.

Boris Drizin is the son of Mikhail Drizin (1921, Riga – 1969, Riga) and Anna Drizina (née Neiburger) (born 1928, Moscow). Between 1972 and 1978, he worked as an inspector, laboratory assistant, and design technician at the brake systems design bureau for passenger cars at the Likhachyov Moscow Automobile Plant. He graduated in 1978 from the Higher Technical Education Institute at the Likhachyov Moscow Automobile Plant.

From 1978 to 1979, he worked as a mechanic in the transport department of the Moskovsky District Food Trade Organisation in Riga. Between 1979 and 1982, he was a control centre technician-operator and process engineer at Glavmosavtotrans, within the “Mosavtotechobsluzhivanie” production association in Moscow. From 1982 onwards, he worked in technical roles at the “Sarkanais Strelnieks” kolkhoz in the Riga district.

He married Ludmila Drizina (née Shumilkina) (born 1955, Moscow). In 1983, Boris Drizin received permission to emigrate to Israel, sponsored by his maternal uncle, Lev Neiburger (born 1937, Riga).

Ludmila Drizina (née Shumilkina) (1955, Moscow) — wife
Mikhail Drizin (1921, Riga – 1969, Riga) — father
Anna Drizina (née Neiburger) Anna (1928, Moscow) — mother
Yefim Drizin (1948, Riga) — brother
Lev Neiburger (1937, Riga) — maternal uncle