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NameBeola
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Shevtsovich German Aronovich (1920)

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SurnameShevtsovich
NameGerman
PatronymAronovich
Birth year1920
Birth month8
Birth day9
birth_placeRiga

Shevtsovich German Aronovich (9.08.1920, Riga) — worker. Son of Sevtsovich Aron (1890 — 1940, Riga) and Sevtsovich Pesya (1890 — 1937, Riga). In 1934 he completed 6 grades of Riga's 1st Jewish primary school. In 1934—35 — worker at the firm “Kozhgalantereya” (Rosenthal's) in Riga, at 12 Kalkju Street. In 1936—38 — worker at the “Berlet” hat firm in Riga, at 1 Merkeļa Street. In 1939—40 — worker at Belenky's sawmill on Jumaras Street in Riga. In 1940—41 — guard of the Central Committee of the Komsomol of the Latvian SSR.
In 1941—44 — combat squad leader of the 43rd Latvian Rifle Division. He took part in combat operations on the Northwestern Front. He was demobilised after being wounded in 1944.
In 1944—55 — supply agent for the Riga Trust of Canteens, Cafés, and Restaurants. In 1955—56 — procurement agent at the “Glavvtorsyrye” enterprise. In 1956—58 — stamper at the Jelgava Industrial Combine. In 1958—73 — worker at the “Pirmais Maijs” production association. From 1973 — pensioner, disabled veteran of the Great Patriotic War, group 2. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War 1st Class and the Order of Glory 3rd Class, as well as the medal “For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—45” and subsequent jubilee “Victory” medals. His marriage to Sevtsovich (Novikova) Eugenia (1925, Daugavpils) produced daughters Aleksandrova (Shevtsovich) Diana (1955, Riga) and Shevtsovich Zhanetta (1959, Riga). Sh.'s sister, Neta (Sevtsovich) Rivka (1913, Riga), married a Polish citizen in 1943, was repatriated to Poland in 1946, and from there moved with her husband to Israel. Sh.'s sister, Munits (Sevtsovich) Frida (1926, Riga), emigrated to Israel in 1971. Sh.'s brother, Sevtsovich Isrol (1931, Riga — 1941, Riga), perished in the Holocaust. Sh.'s brother, Sevtsovich Vulf (1922, Riga — 1943), died a hero's death on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War.

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Sevtsovich (Novikova) Eugenia (1925, Daugavpils) — wife
Aleksandrova (Shevtsovich) Diana (1955, Riga) — daughter
Shevtsovich Zhanetta (1959, Riga) — daughter
Sevtsovich Aron (1890 — 1940, Riga) — father
Sevtsovich Pesya (1890 — 1937, Riga) — mother
Neta (Sevtsovich) Rivka (1913, Riga) — sister
Sevtsovich Simon (1918, Riga — 1935, Riga) — brother
Sevtsovich Vulf (1922, Riga — 1943) — brother
Munits (Sevtsovich) Frida (1926, Riga) — sister
Sevtsovich Isrol (1931, Riga — 1941, Riga) — brother