Kremer German Abramovich (2 June 1930, Riga) — driver.

Son of Abram Kremer (1898, Daugavpils – 1955, Riga) and Gela Kremer (1906, Liepāja – 1942, Uzbek SSR). He completed eight years of secondary school. From 1946 to 1947, he was an apprentice driver at the Central Workshops in Riga. In 1947–48, he worked as a driver for Riga Motor Column No. 10; in 1948–49, as a worker at the 17th of June factory; and in 1949–50, as a driver at the motor depot of the Ministry of Food Industry.

From 1950 to 1953, he served in the Soviet Army. Between 1953 and 1956, he was an apprentice and then a watchmaker at the Jelgava Industrial Combine. From 1956 to 1967, he worked as a driver at Riga Motor Transport Company No. 1, and from 1967 onward — at Riga Motor Transport Company No. 24.

In marriage with Frida Kremer (née Binder) (b. 1930, Riga), he had two sons — Boris Kremer (b. 1954, Riga) and Ruvim Kremer (b. 1959, Riga). In 1971, he received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by his father-in-law, Khonon Bukhbinder (b. 1906, Kuldīga).

Family:

Frida Kremer (née Binder) (1930, Riga) — wife
Boris Kremer (1954, Riga) — son
Ruvim Kremer (1959, Riga) — son
Abram Kremer (1898, Daugavpils – 1955, Riga) — father
Gela Kremer (1906, Liepāja – 1942, Uzbek SSR) — mother
Golda Breitman (née Kremer) (1926, Riga) — sister
Itskhok Kremer (1928, Riga) — brother
Inna Aron (née Kremer) (1930, Riga) — sister
Khonon Bukhbinder (1906, Kuldīga) — father-in-law