Perchikov Lazar Grigoryevich (born 1937, Zhlobin, Belarus) — driver.

Lazar Perchikov was the son of Hirsh Perchikov (1893–1970, Zhlobin) and Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich) (1898–1964, Zhlobin).

In 1941, he was evacuated to the 1st May state farm in the Bashkir ASSR. In 1945, he returned to Zhlobin. In the 1950s, he moved with his family to Riga. In 1958, he graduated from the Riga Construction Technical School as a mechanical technician.

1958–1959: mechanic at the Daugavpils unit of UNR-393
1963–1964: crane truck driver in Riga

1964–1965: truck crane operator at a railway enterprise in Riga

1965–1967: truck crane operator for the Latvian Consumers’ Cooperative Union

1967: chief mechanic at the Southern Zonal Special Directorate “Spetsdorstroy” in Jūrmala

From 1967 he worked as a driver at the Riga Taxicab Park

Lazar Perchikov was convicted twice: In 1956, under Article 74 Part 2 he was sentenced to 2 years in prison, released under amnesty; in 1959, under Article 19 Part 1 of the Decree of June 4, 1949, he was sentenced to 4 years in prison, released early in 1963.

Married to Dora Perchikova (née Kriger) (born 1942, Cheremkhovo, Irkutsk Oblast). They had two sons: Ilya Perchikov (born 1966, Riga) and Grigory Perchikov (born 1970, Riga).

In 1971, Lazar Perchikov received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his brother, Peretz Perchikov (born 1939, Zhlobin), who had emigrated earlier.

Family

Dora Perchikova (née Kriger) (1942, Cheremkhovo) – wife
Ilya Perchikov (1966, Riga) – son
Grigory Perchikov (1970, Riga) – son
Hirsh Perchikov (1893–1970) – father
Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich) (1898–1964) – mother
Asya Kvin (née Perchikova) (1921, Zhlobin) – sister
Boris Perchikov (1928, Zhlobin) – brother
Abram Perchikov (1929, Zhlobin) – brother
Peretz Perchikov (1939, Zhlobin) – brother
Ber Kvin (1916, Riga) – uncle