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Lisitsin Faives Izrailevich (1886)

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SurnameLisitsin
NameFaives
PatronymIzrailevich
Birth year1886
Birth placeVitebsk
SexM

Lisitsin (Lisitzin) Faives Izrailevich (1886, Vitebsk Governorate) – labourer.

From 1900 to 1915 Faives Lisitsin worked in agriculture; until 1917 he served in the Tsarist army, and until 1922 continued farming. In 1923 he moved to Daugavpils, where until 1940 he worked in small trade. From 1941 to 1945 he worked in the kolkhoz Dobrovolets in Kirov Region. In 1945 he returned to Daugavpils, where he worked as a cart driver until 1952. In 1962 he emigrated to Israel.

In 1923 in Daugavpils he married Reizle Pinkhovna Lisitsina (1900, Vitebsk Governorate – 1942, Kirov Region), who died in evacuation. The couple had three sons and one daughter:

Afsei (Avsei?) Faivesovich Lisitsin (1932, Daugavpils – (?)), supply manager at a pharmacy warehouse

Israel Faivesovich Lisitsin

Ilya Faivesovich Lisitsin

Anna (Hana) Faivesovna Ulman (née Lisitsina) (1929, Daugavpils – (?)), bookshop saleswoman

Father – Israel Zalmanovich Lisitsin (1840, Vitebsk Governorate – 1923), farmer.

Mother – Reiza Yechimovna Lisitsina (1850, Vitebsk Governorate – 1916).

Brother – Yosif Izrailevich Lisitsin (1870, Vitebsk Governorate – 1920).

Sister – Nechama Izrailevna Zingvim (1877 – (?)), perished during the German occupation in Latvia.

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