Efim UchitelEfim Uchitel ( October 15, 1913 Tiraspol -August 18, 1988 St. Petersburg)was a Soviet cameramen and director of documentary films.
Efim had four siblings. His father worked in a printing house of the newspaper "Dniester Region". The family lived on Chappel Street in Tiraspol.
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 | Izrail Lvovich ShmurunIzrail Lvovich Shmurun (July 19, 1912 in Tiraspol - June 28, 1985 in Kishinev) was a Moldavian Soviet architect.
He developed Tiraspol master plan (in collaboration with V.P. Aleksandrov) in 1954, and in 1960-1963 he developed a reconstruction project of Tiraspol City Theatre (State Drama Theater) that was destroyed by fascists and the Theater Square, in conjunction with D.I. Palatnikov.
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Leonid DekhtyarLeonid Dekhtyar (1924, Tiraspol) is a Moldavian Soviet scientist and mechanical engineer, doctor of technical sciences (1973), Professor (1990). Since 1997, Leonid Izrailovich Dekhtyar lives in Brooklyn, NY.
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 | Lev GoldenveyzerLev Goldenveyzer (1883 Tiraspol, Kherson Gubernia - August 1959, Plavsk, Tulskiy Region)was a playwright, theater director , the head of the literary section of the USSR State Committee for Cinematography (1927-1937).
Father, Vladimir Semyonovich Goldenveyzer, was a railroad engineer.
Brother, Aleksandr Borisovich Goldenveyzer, was a Russian pianist, teacher, composer, writer and public figure.
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Matias StoliarMote (Mordkhe) Stolyar [Matias Stoliar] (1886 Tiraspol, Kherson Gubernia - July 24, 1951, Buenos Aires, Argentina)was an Argentinian Jewish journalist and editor in Yiddish. He was one of 11 children born to Arn-Duvid and Nekhoma Stoliar. After Mote was born his family moved to Kishinev and then after pogrom they immigrated to Argentina. Matias Stoliar opened a first Jewish bookstore in Buenos Air...
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