Vulf Moisey Girshovich (1908, Riga) – worker. Son of Vulf Girsh (1876 – 1930, Riga) and Vulf Sara (1882 – 1941(?), Riga). He completed 6 grades of basic school. In 1923—27 – apprentice salesman at Volnert's shop at Suvorov Street 4 in Riga. In 1927—41 – salesman at Shumacher's shop at Marijas Street 21/23 in Riga. In 1941 he was evacuated to Stalingrad Region, and worked at a local collective farm. In 1942—45 he served in the ranks of the active Soviet Army. In 1946—51 – head of the cemetery at the Jewish religious community in Riga. In 1951—57 – wood lathe operator at the Riga Wood Processing Combine. In 1958—60 he worked at the “Draudzība” artel. In 1961—64 – press operator at the “Ausma” factory. In 1965—66 – salesman at the 2nd Riga Municipal Industrial Trade Office. In 1966—68 – tinsmith at the “Rīgasvets” association. From 1968 – pensioner. In his marriage to Vulf (née Abramovich, Rabinovich) Leya (1908, Jelgava), V. adopted his wife's children from her first marriage, Rabinovich Isak (1931, Jelgava) and Rabinovich Boris (1933, Jelgava). V.'s mother and brother, Vulf Yakov (1916, Riga – 1941(?), Riga), perished in the Holocaust. In the 1970s, V.'s sisters Losher (née Vulf) Leya (1903, Riga) and Gofman (née Vulf) Genya (1905, Riga) lived in the USA. V.'s sister, Soi (née Vulf) Roza (1919, Riga), lived in Israel in the 1970s. In 1971 V. received permission to emigrate to Israel.

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Vulf (née Abramovich, Rabinovich) Leya (1908, Jelgava) – wife
Vulf Girsh (1876 – 1930, Riga) – father
Vulf Sara (1882 – 1941(?), Riga) – mother
Rabinovich Isak (1931, Jelgava) – adopted son
Rabinovich Boris (1933, Jelgava) – adopted son
Vulf Yakov (1916, Riga – 1941(?), Riga) – brother
Losher (née Vulf) Leya (1903, Riga) – sister
Gofman (née Vulf) Genya (1905, Riga) – sister
Soi (née Vulf) Roza (1919, Riga) – sister
Tuber (née Abramovich) Ella (1903) – wife's sister