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Margolis Nakhman-Idel Mikhailovich (1910-1995)

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SurnameMargolis
NameNakhman-Idel
PatronymMikhailovich
Birth year1910
Birth placeDvinsk
Death year1995
Death placeMoscow
SexM

Margolis Nakhman-Idel (Nachman-Idel) Mikhailovich (1910, Dvinsk — 1995, Moscow) — design engineer, Candidate of Technical Sciences (1969).

From 1928 to 1931, Nakhman-Idel Margolis studied at the Moscow State Institute of Electrical Machine Engineering named after Ya. F. Kagan-Shabshay. Between 1930 and 1948, he worked as an engineer at Transtekhproekt and Tsentrpromelectropechi. From 1948 to 1981, he was employed at OKB-12 (from 1964 — the Research Institute of Instrument Engineering), where he served successively as leading engineer, leading designer, head of a laboratory (from 1954) and head of a sector (from 1960).

He supervised development projects and personally participated in the creation of complex automatic control systems for aviation and rocket engineering facilities. He was the author of approximately 35 scientific publications and inventions.

Nakhman-Idel Margolis was the brother of the choreographer Eva Mikhoeleevna Margolis.