Rabinovich Boris Solomonovich (1933)

Rabinovich (Rabinowitsch) Boris Solomonovich (9 June 1933, Jelgava) — shoe cutter.

Boris Rabinovich was the son of Lea Wulf, née Abramovich (later Rabinovich) (1908, Jelgava). His father, Solomon Rabinovich (1902, Jelgava – 1942, Leningrad), was killed at the front near Leningrad. Graduated from 8 classes of secondary school. In 1949–61 — grinder, knee-machine specialist, cutter at the “Pionier” shoe factory in Riga. In 1952–55 served in the Soviet Army in the Taurida Military District. In 1961–62 — cutter at the “Voskhod” shoe factory in Leningrad. In 1962–73 — cutting worker at the “Rekord” production association in Riga. First marriage to Aneta Brook (1937, Leningrad) was dissolved in 1962. In his second marriage to Mira Rabinovich, née Levitan (1938, Riga), a son, Simon Rabinovich (1965, Riga), was born. In 1973 Boris Rabinovich received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Aneta Brook (1937, Leningrad) — first wife
Mira Rabinovich, née Levitan (1938, Riga) — second wife
Simon Rabinovich (1965, Riga) — son
Solomon Rabinovich (1902, Jelgava – 1942, Leningrad) — father
Lea Wulf, née Abramovich (later Rabinovich) (1908, Jelgava) — mother
Moisey Wulf (1908, Riga) — stepfather
Izak Rabinovich (1933, Jelgava) — brother