Golansky Isaak Ilyich (1943)

Golansky Isaak Ilyich (born 1943, Tekeli, Kazakh SSR) — technologist.

Isaak Golansky was born into the family of Ilya Savelyevich Golansky (1911, Viļaka, Latvia), a driver, and Zelda Lvovna Golanskaya (née Levina) (1915, Novgorod), a homemaker.

He graduated from the Riga Technical College of Light Industry (1959–1963). He worked in Riga as an assistant foreman at the “Juglas Manufaktūra” textile factory (1963–1964). He served in the Soviet Army in Kaliningrad (1964–1965), and upon demobilisation worked in Riga as a foreman and later head of the repair and mechanical department at Branch No. 1 of the Latvian Worsted Manufacturing Association (1966–1971).

In 1971, Isaak Golansky was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, where his paternal uncle Yosef Savelyevich Golansky (born 1913, Viļaka) was already residing.

Compiled by N. Voronova

Ilya Savelyevich Golansky (born 1911) — father
Zelda Lvovna Golanskaya (née Levina) (born 1915) — mother
She’el Ilyich Golansky (born 1946, Riga) — brother
Sofia Ilyinichna Golanskaya (born 1951) — sister
Yosef Savelyevich Golansky (born 1913) — uncle