Hamburg Zalman Leibovich (b. 21 March 1928, Daugavpils) – labourer.

Zalman Hamburg completed four years of study at a Jewish school in Daugavpils. During 1941–1945, he was evacuated to the village of Chepochkino, Urzhum District, Kirov Region, and later (from 1944) to the Darbaza railway station of the Tashkent Railway, working at the NKMV quarry in South Kazakhstan Region.

From 1943 to 1945, he studied at Vocational School No. 4 (Urzhum). From 1946 to 1953, he worked as an upholsterer at the “Red Furniture Maker” artel, and from 1953 to 1960 as an upholsterer at the “Rīgas Rotaļlieta” artel for disabled persons. Between 1963 and 1965, he was employed as a labourer at the Training and Production Enterprise of the Latvian SSR Society of the Blind.

Zalman Hamburg was classified as a Group II disabled person and was a member of the Latvian SSR Society of the Blind.

Since 1953, he was married to Hamburg Tsyva Samuilovna. They had two daughters: Hamburg Sheina Zalmanovna (b. 1954, Riga) and Hamburg Faina Zalmanovna(b. 1960, Riga).

Family:

Father: Leiba Zalmanovich Hamburg(b. 1903, Daugavpils – date and place of death unknown)
Mother: Musya Zelikovna Hamburg (b. 1901, Daugavpils – date and place of death unknown)

Brother: Mendel Leibovich Hamburg (b. 1930, Daugavpils)

Sisters:

Pesa Leibovna Norkina (b. 1935, Daugavpils)

Khaya Leibovna Safronenok (b. 1935, Daugavpils)

Zelda Leibovna Birman (b. 1926, Daugavpils)