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Raisin Lev Borisovich (1931)

Personal data
SurnameRaisin
NameLev
PatronymBorisovich
Birth year1931
Birth month4
Birth day17
Birth placeIndra
SexM

Raisin (Reissin) Lev Borisovich (17 April 1931, Indra station, Krāslava district, Latvia) — mechanical technician.

Lev Raisin was born into a family of employees: Raisin Boris Isaakovich (1904, Ludza, Latvia — 1978, Riga) and Raisina Mery Ruvimovna (née Munits) (1903, Indra station — 1976, Riga). Was evacuated to the Ilansky district of Krasnoyarsk Krai in 1941, later to Krasnoyarsk, where he completed 10 grades of school (1956), and then the evening department of the Krasnoyarsk Textile Technical School (1961). No documentary data on his first places of employment have been found; it is known that in Riga he worked as a senior foreman at the Straume factory (1973–1975), senior foreman at the glass and mirror factory (1973–1985), and as a foreman at the production association “Elektrons” (1986–1988).

In marriage with Nadezhda Grigoryevna Raisina (née Chertova) (1936, Irkutsk) a son was born — Grigory Lvovich Raisin (1961, Krasnoyarsk).

In 1988 Lev Raisin received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 his sister, Raisa Barukhovna Pliner (née Raisina), according to other data — Borisovna (1939, Indra station), had been living.

Family:

Raisin Boris Isaakovich (1904–1978) — father
Raisina Mery Ruvimovna (née Munits) (1903–1976) — mother
Raisina Ginda Borisovna (1933, Indra station) — sister
Raisa Barukhovna Pliner (née Raisina), according to other data — Borisovna (1939) — sister
Nadezhda Grigoryevna Raisina (née Chertova) (1936) — wife
Grigory Lvovich Raisin (1961) — son