Mizrokh (Misroch) Abram Meyerovich
(born 9 March 1913, Liepāja) — pharmacist.
Abram Mizrokh completed secondary school in 1931–32 and worked as a pharmacy trainee at the Rainis Pharmacy in Liepāja. From 1932 to 1934 he studied at the pharmaceutical department of the Chemistry Faculty of the University of Latvia, and from 1934 to 1936 he was an assistant at the Rainis Pharmacy. In 1936–37 he performed military service as a private in the 7th Sigulda Infantry Regiment (Vilyaka). From 1937 to 1941 he continued his studies at the pharmaceutical department of the Chemistry Faculty of the University of Latvia.
During 1941–42, in evacuation, he studied at the Pharmaceutical Institute in Tashkent. In 1943–44 he was a workshop master at the state chemical-pharmaceutical plant “Akrikhin” (Noginsky District, Moscow Region). In 1944 he became deputy head of the Central Pharmacy Warehouse of GAPU (Ludza, Daugavpils), and from 1944 to 1948 he managed Pharmacy No. 138 (Cesvaine, Madona District). From 1948 to 1949 he was deputy manager of Pharmacy No. 5 (Riga), and in 1949 head of the Central Pharmacy Warehouse department (Riga). From 1949 to 1951 he managed Pharmacy No. 39 (Dubulti), and from 1951 to 1954 he was a pharmacist at Military Hospital No. 1145 (Kaunas), then 1954–56 at Military Hospital No. 1148 (Jelgava). From 1956 to 1958 he was a pharmacist at the 1st Riga City Clinical Hospital, 1958–59 manager of Pharmacy No. 31, 1959–61 a dispenser at Pharmacy No. 16, and 1961–63 head of Pharmacy at the 6th Riga City Combined Hospital.
In 1948 he married Olga Leibovna Mizrokh, and they had a son, Lev Abramovich Mizrokh.
His father, Meyer Isaakovich Mizrokh (1877, Kpishki, Lithuania — 1941, Liepāja), and mother, Sofya Solomonovna Mizrokh (née Ginzburg) (1885, Mogilev — 1941, Liepāja), were killed in the Holocaust. His sisters, Frida Meyerovna Abramovich (1909, Liepāja — 1941, Liepāja) and Liya Meyerovna Mizrokh (1924, Liepāja — 1941, Liepāja), were also killed in the Holocaust; Elizaveta Meyerovna Loish (1910, Liepāja — 1939, Liepāja) died before the war. His brother, Rafael Meyerovich Mizrokh (Sarid) (born 1915, Liepāja), emigrated to Israel in 1935.
Family:
Olga Leibovna Mizrokh (married 1948) — wife
Lev Abramovich Mizrokh — son
Meyer Isaakovich Mizrokh (1877–1941) — father
Sofya Solomonovna Mizrokh (née Ginzburg) (1885–1941) — mother
Frida Meyerovna Abramovich (1909–1941) — sister
Elizaveta Meyerovna Loish (1910–1939) — sister
Liya Meyerovna Mizrokh (1924–1941) — sister
Rafael Meyerovich Mizrokh (Sarid) (born 1915) — brother
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