Gurevich Abram Davydovich (23.03.1923, Riga) — freight expeditor. Completed Jewish primary school in Riga. In June 1941, was evacuated to Androptovo village, Yaroslavl Oblast, and six months later volunteered for the Soviet Army. After demobilisation in 1945, until 1947 worked in the MVD of the Latvian SSR. From 1947 to 1949, was a freight expeditor at the Glavelektrosbyt and at the Popov plant. From 1949 to 1953, worked as a freight expeditor in Sverdlovsk; in 1953, moved to Perm Oblast. In 1958, tried by the Perm Oblast Court under Art. 120 pt. 1, Art. 109 and Art. 2 of the USSR Supreme Soviet Decree of 4.6.1947 (theft of state and public property) and served his sentence in Sverdlovsk and Perm Oblasts until 1969. In 1969, returned to Riga. G. was married twice: to Gurevich (Rozenberg) Ella (1919 — date unknown), marriage dissolved in 1956; Ella with their son emigrated abroad in the late 1950s, where Leonard (1947) was adopted by Ella's second husband; and to Gurevich (Kushner, Shtrbach) Sima (1924). In 1973, the family emigrated to Israel and later to the USA. Awarded the Orders of the Red Star and Glory 3rd class, and medals “For Valour” and “For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–45.”

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Gurevich (Kushner, Shtrbach) Sima (1924) — wife
Gurevich Davyd (1884–1942) — father
Gurevich Elka (1892–1969) — mother
Gurevich Anya (1921–1963) — sister
Gurevich (Rozenberg) Ella (1919 — date unknown) — first wife
Gurevich Leonard (1947) — son
Khaitova (Gurevich, Lisnyanskaya) Sterna (1915) — sister