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Hendelman Abram Aronovich (1914)

Personal data
SurnameHendelman
NameAbram
PatronymAronovich
Birth year1914
Birth month6
Birth day19
Birth placeBohun
SexM
 Hendelman (Hendelmann, Gendelman) Abram Aronovich (b. 19 June 1914, Bohun, Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine) – worker. 

Abram Hendelman was born to Aron Volkovich Hendelman (1885–1919; died during the Russian Civil War) and Etlya Yevseyevna Hendelman (née Sherman) (1885–1942; died in evacuation). No information on his formal education is available.

In Riga, from 1975 to 1988, he worked as a loader at the Latvija industrial association, and from 1988 to 1991, served as deputy chair of the cooperative Sveiciens.

He married Golda (Olga) Khaimovna (Yefimovna) Hendelman (née Shapiro) (b. 1925, Slovechno, Ukraine). They had two sons: Aron Abramovich Hendelman (b. 1947, Korosten, Ukraine) and Alexander Abramovich Hendelman (b. 1954, Korosten, Ukraine)

In 1991, Abram Hendelman obtained permission to emigrate to the United States, where his sister Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Hendelman) (b. 1913, Bohun, Ukraine) had been living since her 1985 move to Israel.

Family:

Father: Aron Volkovich Hendelman (1885–1919)
Mother: Etlya Yevseyevna Hendelman (née Sherman) (1885–1942)

Sister: Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Hendelman) (b. 1913)

Brother: Motel Aronovich Hendelman (b. 1917, Zhytomyr Region)

Wife: Golda (Olga) Khaimovna Hendelman (née Shapiro) (b. 1925)

Son: Aron Abramovich Hendelman (b. 1947)

Son: Alexander Abramovich Hendelman (b. 1954)