Shor Leyzer Gershovich (8.08.1946, Orhei) — worker. Son of Shor Gersh (1901, Orhei — 1960, Moscow) and Serkiz Sura (1916, Chișinău). In 1964 — fitter at the Orhei grain-receiving point. In 1965—67 — joiner at the Orhei municipal household-services combine.
In 1967 Sh. moved to Riga. In 1969 he graduated from Riga Vocational-Technical School No. 19. In 1969—71 — fitter, finisher at the Bolderāja Integrated Timber Processing Combine. In 1971 — worker at the “Lignums” plant and in the dispatch department of the Riga City Dairy Plant. In 1971—72 — worker at Canteen No. 10 of the Catering Trust of the Moscow District of Riga. In 1972—73 — warehouse forwarding agent at the “Luna” café. In 1973 he was tried under Article 210 of the Criminal Code of the Moldavian SSR and was sentenced by the People's Court of Ungheni District to 4 months' imprisonment. In 1973—75 — worker at Store No. 23 of the Food Trade Office of the Moscow District of Riga. In 1975—76 — worker at the base of the “Latvpishchesnabsbytsyrye” administration. In 1976 — fitter, electrician at the RSU of Glavsnab of the Latvian SSR. In 1976—77 — electrician at the Riga Semiconductor Devices Plant. From 1977 — transport worker at the “Alfa” production association. In his first marriage to Shor (née Tsibul) Minuka (1945, Mirzachul) (dissolved in 1971), son Shor Beniamin (b. 1969, Riga) was born. In his second marriage to Shor (née Burd) Asya (1956, Riga), daughter Shor Gretta (b. 1978, Riga) was born.
In 1979 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his father's cousin, Dubovskaya Genya (1911, Riga). Sh.'s mother had also been living in Israel since the mid-1970s.

A. Norman

Shor (née Tsibul) Minuka (1945, Mirzachul) — first wife
Shor Beniamin (1969, Riga) — son
Shor (née Burd) Asya (1956, Riga) — second wife
Shor Gretta (1978, Riga) — daughter
Shor Gersh (1901, Orhei — 1960, Moscow) — father
Serkiz Sura (1916, Chișinău) — mother
Dubovskaya Genya (1911, Riga) — father's cousin