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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Elkind David Solomonovich (1903)

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SurnameElkind
NameDavid
PatronymSolomonovich
Birth year1903
Birth month7
Birth day30
birth_placeKārsava

Elkind David Solomonovich (30.07.1903, Kārsava) — worker. Born into the family of Elkind Solomon Kalmanovich (died 1934, Kārsava) and Elkind Sara Aronovna (killed 1941, Kārsava). Completed primary school; worked as a procurement agent for secondary raw materials for Mikhail Dorogoy; in 1922, was called up for active military service; from 1926 to 1932, worked at the fire prevention society; then was a worker at the “Shell” oil depot (1932–37, Kārsava); driver in Kārsava and Ludza. Evacuated in 1941 (Chernuvsky District, Mari ASSR). Was conscripted into the Soviet Army. In 1945, returned to Riga; until 1947, worked as a driver at Mosstroy No. 5; then until 1961 — procurement agent for secondary raw materials at Glavvtorsyrye.

His marriage to Elkind (Vulfson) Gita Motelevna (18.06.1904, Bauska) produced no children.

In 1964, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1924 his brother — Elkind Arye Solomonovich — had been living.

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Elkind (Vulfson) Gita Motelevna (1904) — wife
Elkind Solomon Kalmanovich (died 1934, Kārsava) — father
Elkind Sara Aronovna (killed 1941, Kārsava) — mother
Elkind Aron Solomonovich — brother
Elkind Shevel Solomonovich — brother
Elkind Kalma Solomonovich (emigrated to the USA in 1922) — brother
Elkind Semen Solomonovich — brother
Elkind Afsey Solomonovich (perished on the WWII front) — brother
Elkind Boris Solomonovich (perished on the WWII front) — brother
Elkind Arye Solomonovich (emigrated to Israel in 1924) — brother