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Naboishchikov Samuil Zalmanovich (1938)

Personal data
SurnameNaboishchikov
NameSamuil
PatronymZalmanovich
Birth year1938
Birth placeMogilev
SexM

Naboishchikov Samuil Zalmanovich (1938, Mogilev) — mechanic.

Samuil Naboishchikov was the son of Zalman Naboishchikov (1901, Shklov – 1966) and Sterа Naboishchikova (1910, Mogilev – 1930).

In 1957, he worked as an electrical fitter at the Riga Installation Directorate. From 1959 to 1960, he was employed as a turner at the “Sarkana Tekstilniece” combine and at the Riga Mechanical Plant of “Stroimekhanizatsiya”. Between 1960 and 1962, he worked as a fitter-mechanic at the Academy of Sciences of the Latvian SSR and at the “Stars” factory. From 1963 to 1968, he was employed as a computing machinery mechanic at the Riga Experimental Repair Plant. From 1969 onwards, he worked as a computing machinery mechanic at the “Impuls” factory.

In 1969, Samuil Naboishchikov applied for permission to emigrate to Israel on the invitation of his cousin, Reuven Naor (1941, Minsk), but his application was refused.

Family:

Zalman Naboishchikov (1901, Shklov – 1966) — father
Sterа Naboishchikova (1910, Mogilev – 1930) — mother
Mikhail Naboishchikov (1934, Mogilev) — brother
Reuven Naor (1941, Minsk) — cousin