Manoim Samuil Abovich (19 February 1942, Molotovsk, Kirov Region) — manual worker.

Samuli Manoim was born into the family of a tailor, Aba Gertsevich Manoim (1910, Rēzekne — 1972, Riga), and a seamstress, Ester Shmuilovna Manoim (née Shpungina) (born 1911, Līvāni). He graduated from Riga Evening Secondary School No. 14 in 1959. From 1958 to 1961, he worked in Riga as a tinsmith at the “Elektro” factory. From 1961 to 1964, he served in the Soviet Army (Brovary, Kyiv Region). After demobilisation, he worked in Riga as a driver in Motor Column No. 2 from 1964 to 1979.

He was married to Etlya Froimovna Manoim (née Reitblat) (born 1945, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region). Their children were Tatyana Samuilovna Manoim (born 1967, Riga) and Albert Samuilovich Manoim (born 1973, Riga).

In 1979, Samuli Manoim received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his cousin Uriy (Urya) Solomonovich Gelbart (born 1937, Krustpils) had been living since 1972.

Family:

Aba Gertsevich Manoim (1910–1972) - father

Ester Shmuilovna Manoim (née Shpungina) (born 1911) - mother

Ida Abovna Bobr (née Manoim) (born 1937, Riga) - sister

Etlya Froimovna Manoim (née Reitblat) (born 1945) - wife

Tatyana Samuilovna Manoim (born 1967) - daughter

Albert Samuilovich Manoim (born 1973) - son

Uriy (Urya) Solomonovich Gelbart (born 1937) - cousin