Maizlin (Meislin)Yuda (Juda) Leibovich (1907, Jelgava) — laborer.
Yuda Maizlin was the son of Leib Maizlin (1880, Jelgava — 1918, Saratov) and Mikhlya Mayzlina (1881, Jelgava — 1941, Riga). He completed two grades of the Tabai elementary school.
From 1922 to 1928 he worked as a laborer in a tobacco shop at 32 Kungu Street in Riga. From 1928 to 1935 he was a worker in Hirschfeld’s spare-parts warehouse in Riga. From 1935 to 1941 he worked at the Neisurg sawmill in Riga. From 1941 to 1946 he served as a guard in the prison department of the NKVD. In 1950 he worked as a general laborer; in 1951 as a tinsmith in Riga Construction Administration No. 7. From 1952 to 1953 he was an auxiliary worker in the Mebelnieks artel. From 1957 to 1960 he worked at the Household Services Combine of Riga’s Proletarian District. From 1960 to 1967 he was an assembler at the leather-goods factory Somdaris. From 1967 he was retired.
In marriage with Etta Maizlina (née Gurevich) (1901, Riga) he had sons Mendel Maizlin (1937, Riga), Leib Maizlin (1940, Riga), Tevye Maizlin (1950, Riga), and daughters Sima Pomerantseva (née Maizlina) (1932, Riga), Slova Goldman (née Maizlina) (1933, Riga), Lyuba Maeras (née Maizlina) (1935, Riga), Lea Feldman (née Maizlina) (1939, Riga), and Mikhlya Pukhova (née Maizlina) (1946, Riga).
His sister Kheva Friedman (née Mayzlina) (1918, Riga) lived in Poland in the 1960s. His brother Khona-Zava Mayzlin (1918, Riga) was a private business owner in Israel in the 1960s.
Family:
Etta Maizlina (née Gurevich) (1901, Riga) — wife
Mendel Maizlin (1937, Riga) — son
Leib Maizlin (1940, Riga) — son
Tevye Maizlin (1950, Riga) — son
Sima Pomerantseva (née Maizlina) (1932, Riga) — daughter
Slova Goldman (née Maizlina) (1933, Riga) — daughter
Lyuba Maeras (née Maizlina) (1935, Riga) — daughter
Lea Feldman (née Maizlina) (1939, Riga) — daughter
Mikhlya Pukhova (née Maizlina) (1946, Riga) — daughter
Leib Maizlin (1880, Jelgava — 1918, Saratov) — father
Mikhlya Maizlina (1881, Jelgava — 1941, Riga) — mother
Khona-Zava Maizlin (1918, Riga) — brother
Kheva Friedman (née Maizlina) (1918, Riga) — sister