Remigolsky Mendel Ioselevich (22 January 1901, Riga – 2 January 1966) – office employee. In 1916 Mendel Remigolsky completed 6 classes of a general school in Riga.

In 1918–1928 he worked as a shop assistant in Velikin’s fruit shop; in 1928–1933 he was a flour sales agent at the “Becker” mill; and in 1933–1941 he worked for the companies “Wolfimilti” and “Centramilti” in Riga.

In 1941 he was evacuated to Vjatka Poliany, Kirov Region, where he worked as a disinfectant worker at the district hospital until 1945. Afterwards he returned to Riga and worked as a shop assistant in a grocery store until 1957. From 1958 he was retired (disabled, Group II). Later he worked as a packing worker at the “Ausma” factory (formerly the “Pirmrindnieks” cooperative). In 1966 he applied for permission to emigrate to Israel.

In 1945 he married Irina Benyaminovna Remigolskaya (née Khaetayte). A daughter was born in the marriage – Leya Mendelevna Remigolskaya.

Father – Yosel-Leizer Remigolsky (1865, Kedainiai, Lithuania – 1937, Riga).

Mother – Khasya-Leia Remigolskaya (1866, Jurbarkas, Lithuania – 1931, Riga).

Sisters: Khanna-Ginda Ioselevna Balkin (1887, Riga – ?) – killed by the fascists during the Second World War on the territory of the Latvian SSR; Gita Ioselevna Neustadt-Taupe (1891, Riga – ?) – moved to Germany in 1923; Sheyne-Reize Ioselevna Shitz (1893, Riga – ?, Šiauliai) – killed by the fascists; Khaya-Dveira Ioselevna Zalmanovich (1895, Riga – ?, Jelgava) – killed by the fascists; Zelda Ioselevna Ehrenstein (1891, Riga – 1954, Riga); Maryasha Ioselevna Flaxman (1897, Riga – ?, Riga) – killed by the fascists; Beile Ioselevna Weisman (1905, Riga – ?) – lived in Riga, disabled, Group I.

Brothers: German-Girsh Ioselevich Remigolsky (1889, Riga – 1926, Riga); Zelik Lazarovich Remigolsky (1902, Riga – ?), physician; Leibe Ioselevich Remigolsky (1904, Riga – ?) – emigrated to the Union of South Africa in 1934.

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