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Leinzon Herts Khaimovich (1922)

Personal data
SurnameLeinzon
NameHerts
PatronymKhaimovich
Birth year1922
Birth month12
Birth day24
Birth placeOdessa
SexM

Leinzon (Leinsohn) Herts (Hertz) Khaimovich (24 December 1922, Odessa Oblast) — footwear cutter.

Hertz Leinzon was the son of Khaim Leinzon (1885, Tarutino village, Izmail Oblast) and Raisa Leinzon (1887, Odessa Oblast – 1942, Serovo, Tajik SSR).

In 1936 he completed 7 grades of secondary school. In 1936–40 he worked as a procurement clerk in the Pivnak office in Tarutino, Odessa Oblast.

In 1941–43 he worked as a labourer in the Komintern kolkhoz in Kyzyl-Orda, Kazakh SSR.

In 1946–48 he was a salesman in a haberdashery shop of the Voentorg in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi.

In 1948–50 he worked as an expediter–merchandiser at the inter-district warehouse of the regional consumers’ union in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi.

In 1950–52 he was a merchandiser with the Liman District Consumers’ Union.

In 1952 he moved to Riga and until 1954 worked as deputy head of the warehouse at the “Soyuzmetiztorg” wholesale base.

In 1954–56 he was a procurement worker at the “Rekords” factory.

From 1957 on he worked as a cutter at the “Rīgas Apavnieks” artel (later factory).

In marriage with Sarra Leinzon (Feferman) (1930, Odessa Oblast) their son Vladimir Leinzon (1951, B. Dnestrovskiy) was born.

Family:

Sarra Leinzon (Feferman) (1930, Odessa Oblast) — wife
Vladimir Leinzon (1951, B. Dnestrovskiy) — son
Khaim Leinzon (1885, Tarutino, Izmail Oblast) — father
Raisa Leinzon (1887, Odessa Oblast – 1942, Serovo, Tajik SSR) — mother
Bronia Leinzon (Dorfman, Feferman) (1900, Odessa Oblast) — stepmother
Mortkha Leinzon (1918–1938, Odessa Oblast) — brother
Sarra Shvamental (née Leinzon) (1909, Odessa Oblast) — father’s sister