Evdosin Vilen Fishelevich (22.05.1932, Leningrad) — worker. Born into the family of white-collar workers Evdosin Fishel Solomonovich (1909, Belarus — 1942, Leningrad) and Evdosina Sima Penkhusovna (1913, Belarus — 1943, Leningrad). After moving to Riga, completed music school (1951) and secondary school No. 14 (1953). Served in the Soviet Army (1951–54, Riga). After demobilisation, worked as a loader at the industrial combine of the Stalin District of Riga (1954–55); procurement agent for reclaimed materials at the district and then city procurement offices of the Latvian Consumer Union (1955–61); master painter at house management No. 19 (1961–62); anodiser at the “Gaisma” plant (1962–65); master at the city procurement office of the Latvian Consumer Union (1965–67); storekeeper at canteen No. 16 (1967–68); market vendor at the city procurement office of the Latvian Consumer Union (1968–71).

His marriage to Evdosina (Paps) Ekaterina Petrovna (1935, Riga) produced sons Evdosin Vyacheslav Vilenovich (1956, Riga) and Evdosin Harry Vilenovich (1958, Riga).

In 1971, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1959 his aunt (his father's sister) — Tsalka (Evdosina) Pola Solomonovna (1907, Belarus) — had been living.

N. Voronova

Evdosin Fishel Solomonovich (1909–1942) — father
Evdosina Sima Penkhusovna (1913–1943) — mother
Evdosina Svetlana Fishelevna (1939–1943, Leningrad) — sister
Evdosina (Paps) Ekaterina Petrovna (1935) — wife
Evdosin Vyacheslav Vilenovich (1956) — son
Evdosin Harry Vilenovich (1958) — son
Tsalka (Evdosina) Pola Solomonovna (1907) — aunt