Sidebar

Contents

People
Jews born in or connected to Latvia

Search people


Culture
Cultural and social life of Latvian Jews

Geography
Towns and cities where Jews lived in Latvia

Hendelman Alexander Abramovich (1954)

Personal data
SurnameHendelman
NameAlexander
PatronymAbramovich
Birth year1954
Birth month5
Birth day22
Birth placeKorosten
SexM

Hendelman (hendelmann, Gendelman) Alexander Abramovich (b. 22 May 1954, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine) – worker.

Alexander Hendelman was born to Abram Aronovich Hendelman (b. 1914, Korosten) and Golda (Olga) Khaimovna Hendelman (née Shapiro) (b. 1925, Slovechno, Ukraine). No formal education details are recorded.

In Riga, Alexander held several positions:

1975: Loader at the industrial association Darba Spars

1975–1978: Physics teacher at Secondary School No. 43

1978: Carpenter-concrete worker at the Soyuzmiasomolmontazh trust

1978–1979: Spinning mill foreman at Zasulauks Manufacture

1980–1983: Chief mechanic at Jugla Manufacture
1983–1986: Shop manager at Rigas Manufacture

1986–1988: Vocational training instructor at PTU No. 107

1988–1991: Chairman of the Svečiems cooperative

Alexander Hendelman was married twice. First, to Anna Davidovna Raines (née Rapoport) (b. 1959) – no children, then - to Larisa Ignatyevna Hendelman (née Dukaleva) (b. 1964, Riga) – no children.

In 1991, Alexander Hendelman was granted permission to emigrate to the United States, where his aunt (his father’s sister), Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Hendelman) (b. 1913), had been living since relocating to Israel in 1985.

Family:

Abram Aronovich Hendelman – father
Golda (Olga) Hendelman (née Shapiro) – mother
Aron Abramovich Hendelman (b. 1947) – brother
Anna Davidovna Raines (née Rapoport) – first wife
Larisa Ignatyevna Hendelman (née Dukaleva) – wife
Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Hendelman) – aunt (father’s sister)