1. Ben Berl Zyskowicz was born on 24 May 1954 and is a Finnish politician and member of parliament.

1. Ben Berl Zyskowicz was born on 24 May 1954 and is a Finnish politician and member of parliament.
Ben Zyskowicz was the first Jew to be elected to the Finnish parliament.
Abram and Ester Ben Zyskowicz's first child Carmela was born in 1952, and the family moved to Finland the following year.
Abram Zyskowicz drowned on a swimming trip when Ben was six years old.
Carmela and Ben Zyskowicz had Polish citizenship until 1959 when they were naturalized as Finnish citizens.
The Zyskowicz family spoke Swedish at home, and Ben spoke Finnish at the Jewish school he attended.
Ben Zyskowicz has been married to Rahime Husnetdin-Zyskowicz, a member of the Finnish Tatar community, since 1982 and has two daughters, Daniela and Dinah.
Ben Zyskowicz abstains from alcohol and was known to be a regular at Cafe Strindberg which is a popular celebrity-spotting location on Pohjoisesplanadi in the Helsinki city centre.
Ben Zyskowicz is renowned for being the Finnish politician with the most difficult name to spell.
Ben Zyskowicz has stated that he has not tried to reach minister positions due to his chronic migraine.