Sholomson Sroya Mendelevich (b. 2.09.1923, Riga) — household-services worker. In 1941 he completed 10 grades of Secondary School No. 16. He was not evacuated due to illness (acute rheumatism). In 1941—43 — in the Riga ghetto; in 1943—44 — in the “Spilve” concentration camp (Riga); in 1944 he was transferred to the “Kaiserwald” concentration camp, then by ship to Danzig, then to the “Stutthof” concentration camp, and further to the “Riben” concentration camp, which was under quarantine due to a typhus epidemic.
After being liberated from the concentration camp on 10.03.1945, he was placed in the hospital of military unit 04613. In 1946 — tinsmith at the industrial combine of the Stalin District (Riga). In 1947—49 — undergoing clinical treatment; in 1950—58 — stagehand, electrician-lighting technician at the Russian Drama Theater.
In 1955 he completed the Riga municipal correspondence school. In 1958 — Category III fitter at the “Kompressor” plant; in 1959 — forwarding agent at the House of Science and Technology; in 1961—?? — Category II fitter at the Riga municipal electrical network. Wife Sholomson (née Dozyuk) Monika Bernardovna (b. 1934, Bordeaux). Son Sholomson Mendel Sroyevich (b. 1961, Riga). Father Sholomson Mendel Shayevich (1887, Chashniki, Vitebsk Governorate — 1942, Riga) was shot in the ghetto as a hostage after a group of prisoners escaped. Mother Sholomson (née Liberman) Sheva Yudelevna (1893, Krakinovo, Kovno Governorate — 1941, Riga) was killed in the ghetto during the “second action.” Brother Sholomson Yakov Mendelevich (b. 1924, Riga). Sisters Sholomson Musya Mendelevna (1926, Riga — 1941, Riga) was killed in the ghetto during the “second action,” Sholomson Yudif Mendelevna (1928, Riga — 1941, Riga) was killed in the ghetto during the “second action.” Father's brothers Sholomson Meyer Shayevich (?, Vitebsk Governorate — 1941, Riga), together with his wife Sholomson Yudif (?—?) and daughter Sholomson Marianna (?—?), were killed in the ghetto; Sholomson Mordukhay Shayevich (?, Vitebsk Governorate — 1941, Riga) was killed with his wife (?) and children (?) in the ghetto. Father's father Sholomson Shaya (?, Belarus — ?, Riga) was killed in the ghetto. Father's mother Sholomson Marianna (?, ? — 1933, ?). Mother's parents Liberman Yudel (?—?) and Liberman Sara (?). Mother's sisters Levi (née Liberman) Nekha Yudelevna (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) emigrated to Israel in 1928, where she lives with her husband Levi Alter (?—?); Rozin (née Liberman) Yeva Yudelevna (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) emigrated to Rhodesia in 1927; Rozin (née Liberman) Iv Yegudovna (1914, Šiauliai — ?, ?) emigrated to Israel in 19??. Mother's uncle Liberman Avraam (?, Lithuania—?) emigrated to Israel (Herzliya) in 19??. Mother's brother Liberman Philipp Yudelevich (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) emigrated to Rhodesia in 1922. Father's sisters Sholomson Sonya (?—?) emigrated to Argentina in 1928, Sholomson Anya (?—?) emigrated to Argentina in 1928.

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Sholomson (née Dozyuk) Monika Bernardovna (b. 1934, Bordeaux) — wife
Sholomson Mendel Sroyevich (b. 1961, Riga) — son
Sholomson Mendel Shayevich (1887, Chashniki, Vitebsk Governorate — 1942, Riga) — father
Sholomson (née Liberman) Sheva Yudelevna (1893, Krakinovo, Kovno Governorate — 1941, Riga) — mother
Sholomson Yakov Mendelevich (b. 1924, Riga) — brother
Sholomson Musya Mendelevna (1926, Riga — 1941, Riga) — sister
Sholomson Yudif Mendelevna (1928, Riga — 1941, Riga) — sister
Sholomson Meyer Shayevich (?, Vitebsk Governorate — 1941, Riga) — father's brothers
Sholomson Yudif (?—?) — father's brother's wife
Sholomson Marianna (?—?) — father's brother's daughter
Sholomson Mordukhay Shayevich (?, Vitebsk Governorate — 1941, Riga) — father's brother
Sholomson Shaya (?, Belarus — ?, Riga) — father's father
Sholomson Marianna (?, ? — 1933, ?) — father's mother
Liberman Yudel (?—?) — mother's father
Liberman Sara (?) — mother's mother
Levi (née Liberman) Nekha Yudelevna (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) — mother's sister
Levi Alter (?—?) — mother's sister's husband
Rozin (née Liberman) Yeva Yudelevna (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) — mother's sister
Rozin (née Liberman) Iv Yegudovna (1914, Šiauliai — ?, ?) — mother's sister
Liberman Avraam (?, Lithuania—?) — mother's uncle
Liberman Philipp Yudelevich (?, Kovno Governorate — ?, ?) — mother's brother
Sholomson Sonya (?—?) — father's sister
Sholomson Anya (?—?) — father's sister