Pitum Aron Yakovlevich (27 June 1929, Riga) - worker.

Aron Pitum was the son of Yakov Pitum (1898, Varakļāni) and Rivka (Riva) Pitum (née Milshtein) (1899).

From 1942 to 1945 he worked as a general labourer in the “Pomoshch” (Aid) artel in the Chuvash ASSR. In 1945–1949 he was an orderly at the Riga Railway Hospital. From 1950 to 1953 he served in the Soviet Army. In 1953–1956 he worked as a nickel plater in the “Liesma” artel. In 1957–1958 he was a shearfing worker (fabric-finishing worker) at the “Blazma” factory. From 1958 he worked as a cutter at the Riga factory “Pionier” (later “1 May”).

He was married to Sarra Pitum (née Slov) (1932, Daugavpils). Their children were Elena Pitum (born 1953, Riga) and Solomon Pitum (born 1960, Riga). In 1971 he emigrated from Latvia.

Family :

Sarra Pitum (née Slov) (1932, Daugavpils) — wife
Elena Pitum (born 1953, Riga) — daughter
Solomon Pitum (born 1960, Riga) — son
Yakov Pitum (1898, Varakļāni) — father
Rivka (Riva) Pitum (née Milshtein) (1899) — mother
Basya Neishlos (née Pitum) (born 1926) — sister
Frida Kliot (née Pitum) (born 1934) — sister
Yokheved Epstein (née Pitum) (born 1940, Riga) — sister