Paikin Aron Moiseevich (Born 1 May 1924, Polotsk, Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus) — civil engineer.
Aron Paikin was born into the family of Movsha Israilevich Paikin (1896, Polotsk – 1960, Riga) and Khana Nakhamovna Paikina (née Kremer) (1896, Polotsk – 1942, Tbilisi, Georgian SSR).
He completed 9 grades at the Polotsk Secondary School (1941) and was evacuated to Tbilisi, where his father’s relatives lived. There he graduated from the Local Railway Transport Technical School in 1946 and was subsequently assigned to work in Riga.
In 1946 he worked as a technician at the Dorproekt (Railway Project Institute) of the Latvian Railway, in 1947–1948 - Technician–building supervisor at the KEC (Military Housing Administration) of the Baltic Military District. In 1948 he was foreman at the Moscow District Repair and Construction Office under the City Housing Administration. In 1948–1949 - foreman at the “Latkurort” construction office. In 1949–1950 he again worked as foreman at the Moscow District Repair and Construction Office. In 1950 he was a construction technician at Municipal Industrial Trade No. 1, in 1951–1952 -foreman at Construction Office No. 3 of the City Maintenance Construction Trust, in 1952–1965 - civil engineer at the KEC of the Riga Naval District, in 1965 - civil engineer at the “Etalon” Instrumentation Factory, in 1965–1981 - Head of the Construction Planning Department at the Capital Construction Directorate of the Riga City Executive Committee.
From 1958 to 1964, he studied in the evening division at the Riga Polytechnic Institute, graduating as an engineer.
He was married to Irma Mikhailovna Paikina (née Avdonina) (b. 1925, Pesochnoye, Rybinsk District, Yaroslavl Oblast). The couple had no children.
In 1982, he applied for permission to emigrate to Israel, where his sister Rakhil Moiseevna (Movshevna) Friedman (née Paikina) had been living since 1969. There is no available information on whether his request was granted or denied.
Family :
Movsha Israilevich Paikin (1896–1960) – father
Khana Nakhamovna Paikina (née Kremer) (1896–1942) – mother
Rakhil Moiseevna (Movshevna) Friedman (née Paikina) – siste
Irma Mikhailovna Paikina (née Avdonina) (b. 1925) – wife