Grinman (Grinmann) Ber Leibovich (28 April 1948, Riga) — labourer.

Ber Grinman was born into the family of Leib Mordukhovich Grinman (b. 1916, Riga), a labourer, and Pesya Sanovna Grinman (née Deich) (b. 1918, Dubinovo, Poland), a homemaker.

He graduated from Riga Secondary School in 1966. During his studies, he worked as a packer at the “Makslā” plant (1964–1965), as a music leader at the “Orlyonok” pioneer camp (1965, Jūrmala), as an assembly fitter at the VEF factory (1965–1966), and as a fitter at the “Makslā” plant (1966–1971).

In his marriage to Taibe Khaimovna Golman (b. 1948), he had a son, David Berovich Grinman (b. 1970, Riga).

In 1971, Ber Grinman received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his wife's aunt, Tanya Ruvinovna Sorokina (b. 1915), had been residing since 1936.

Leib Mordukhovich Grinman (b. 1916) — father
Pesya Sanovna Grinman (née Deich) (b. 1918) — mother
Shalom Leibovich Grinman (b. 1945, Rubtsovsk) — brother
Taibe Khaimovna Golman (b. 1948) — wife
David Berovich Grinman (b. 1970) — son
Tanya Ruvinovna Sorokina (b. 1915) — wife’s aunt