Reznik Boris Markovich (1 April 1950, Riga) – worker.

Boris Reznik was born into the family of Markus Valentinovich Reznik (1922, Moscow) and Rosa Vladimirovna (Volfona) Reznik (née Bekman) (1929, Gorky). In 1966 he graduated from Vocational Technical School No. 22 (specialisation – metal turner). He worked as a turner at the Riga Ship Repair Yard (1966–1968), at the VEF factory (1968), served as a mechanic-driver in the Soviet Army (1968–1970, Klaipėda, Lithuania), and worked as a fitter-adjuster of sewing equipment at the “Latvija” company (1971–1972, Riga).

In 1972 Boris Reznik received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 his relatives had been living – Olga Lvovna Neiburger (née Rodner) (1915, Melitopol) and Arnold Emanuilovich Neiburger (1938, Gorky).

Family:

Markus Valentinovich Reznik (1922) – father
Rosa Vladimirovna (Volfona) Reznik (née Bekman) (1929) – mother
Bronislava Markovna Reznik (1952, Riga) – sister
Olga Lvovna Neiburger (née Rodner) (1915) – cousin aunt
Arnold Emanuilovich Neiburger (1938) – second cousin