Idelchik (Ideltschik)Abram Elyevich (1913) – Honored Master of the Latvian SSR.

Abram Idelchik started his career in 1933 as an ATS technician. From 1935-1937 and again from 1941-1945, he served in the Soviet Army, participating in the Second World War and joining the Communist Party in 1945. His bravery earned him medals 'For Courage' and 'For Victory over Germany,' as well as anniversary medals. From 1947 to 1978, he was the go-to training master at Riga Vocational School No. 9. He had many awards for his stellar work in training young workers, including the 'Excellence in Vocational Education' badge in 1963. In 1969, he received the title of Honored Master of the Latvian SSR. Abram Idelchik was involved in community work, spending 15 years as a member of the party bureau and chairman of the local Communist Party committee, and another 4 as the party bureau secretary. In 1970, he retired as a personal pensioner of republican significance.