Perchikov Abram Grigoryevich (born April 28, 1929, Zhlobin, Belarus) — tinsmith. Son of Hirsh Perchikov (1893, Zhlobin – 1970, Zhlobin) and Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich) (1898, Zhlobin – 1964, Zhlobin).

In 1936, Abram Perchikov completed six grades of elementary school. In 1941, he was evacuated to Bashkiria, where he worked on a local state farm. From 1945 to 1949, he worked as a tinsmith in the Krasny Metallist artel in Zhlobin. From 1949 to 1952, he served in the Soviet Army. In 1953, he moved to Riga.

From 1953 to 1967, he worked as a tinsmith in the Riga Construction and Installation Directorate. Due to a disability (Group II), he had to interrupt his work from 1967 to 1970. In 1970–71, he was a tinsmith at the Impulse Experimental Plant in Riga.

Married to Raisa Perchikova (née Ulfan) (born 1926, Daugavpils). They had a son, Vladimir Perchikov (born 1937, Khotynsk).

In 1971, Abram Perchikov received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his wife's sister, Fania Sverdlova (née Ulfan) (born 1920, Daugavpils).

Family

Raisa Perchikova (née Ulfan) (1926, Daugavpils) – wife
Vladimir Perchikov (1937, Khotynsk) – son
Asya Kvin (née Perchikova) (1921, Zhlobin) – sister
Peretz Perchikov (1939, Zhlobin) – brother
Hirsh Perchikov (1893–1970) – father
Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich) (1898–1964) – mother
Fania Sverdlova (née Ulfan) (1920, Daugavpils) – sister-in-law