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SurnameVald
NameGrigory
PatronymBorisovich
Birth year1938
Birth month3
Birth day18
birth_placeKharkiv, Ukraine

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Shvarts Semyon Khaimovich (1925)

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SurnameShvarts
NameSemyon
PatronymKhaimovich
Birth year1925
Birth month5
Birth day24
birth_placeRiga

Shvarts Semyon Khaimovich (24.05.1925, Riga) — worker. Son of furrier Shvarts Khaim (1891, Riga — 1942) and Shvarts Feyga (1888, Vilnius — 1943). He completed 8 grades of basic school. In 1941 he was evacuated to Slobodskoy, Kirov Region. Until 1943 — lathe operator at the “Belka” factory. In 1943 he was conscripted into the Soviet Army. He was demobilized in 1947. In 1947—48 — warehouse and mechanical workshop manager at the “Bytovik” artel. In 1949—55 — chopper at the Riga Markets Administration. In 1956—57 — machine cleaner, transport worker at the “Parizhskaya Komuna” factory. In 1957—59 — transport worker at the Riga Primary Wool Processing Factory. In 1959—60 — salesperson at the Riga Food Trade Office and the Military Trade Office. In 1960—62 — assembler at the haberdashery factory of the Riga City Executive Committee. In 1962—65 — fitter at the “Metallotekhnika” plant. In 1965—67 — press operator at the Riga Jewelry Factory. From 1967 — welder, founder-press operator at the “Rekord” factory. In his marriage to Shvarts (née Fisherman) Ester (1928, Riga), son Shvarts Mikhail (1948, Riga) was born.
In 1977 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his sister, Kaplan (née Shvarts) Anna (1910, Paris).

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Shvarts (née Fisherman) Ester (1928, Riga) — wife
Shvarts Mikhail (1948, Riga) — son
Shvarts Khaim (1891, Riga — 1942) — father
Shvarts Feyga (1888, Vilnius — 1943) — mother
Kaplan (née Shvarts) Anna (1910, Paris) — sister
Shvarts Raymond (1914, Paris — 1943) — brother
Finkelshteyn (née Shvarts) Zuzanna (1911, Paris) — sister