| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Ravin |
| Name | Solomon |
| Birth year | 1888 |
| Death year | 1922 |
| Sex | M |
Ravin (Rawin) Solomon (1888 – after 1922), also Zalman Ravvin.
Solomon Ravin was born on 17 September 1888 in Riga; his father’s name was Boris. Graduated from a technical college in Riga. In 1914 completed the Faculty of Law at Kazan University. Drafted into the Russian Army; served in the 108th Saratov Infantry Regiment in Vilnius. Sent to the front, he was taken prisoner by the Germans. In November 1918 he returned to Russia.
In early 1919, under Soviet rule, he organised the Daugavpils cell of the Latvian Socialist-Revolutionary Party and was a member of the Party’s Russian section. In 1919–21 he lived in Soviet Russia. In May 1921 he returned to Latvia. From 26 October 1921 he was an assistant to the sworn advocate Ya. Stachunsky in Daugavpils. In 1922 he left for Soviet Russia.
His subsequent fate is unknown.
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