Alexandrovich (Aleksandrowitsch) Isak Davidovich (1918, Bezhetsk, Tver Province – 1990 (from 1930 to 1990 known as Kalinin)) – Trade Worker

Isak Alexandrovich was born into the family of David Leibovich Alexandrovich (1877, Ludza – died in 1941 during evacuation) and Raisa Davidovna Alexandrovich (1887, Ludza).

Isak Alexandrovich worked in Riga as an office clerk at the Buffalo factory (1934–1938) and at the Staicele Paper Factory (1938–1941). During evacuation, he was relocated to Namangan, Uzbek SSR, where he worked as a cashier and administrator at the Park of Culture and Leisure (1941–1944). After returning to Riga, he served as a trade inspector at the Gostorg Inspection (1944–1957). At the same time, he completed a distance-learning programme at the Riga Technical College of Soviet Trade (1952). Later, he worked as a store manager at Riga City Industrial Trade No. 2 (1957–1960) and as head of a store at the Trade Administration in Jūrmala (1960–1971).

In his marriage to Revekka Iosifovna Alexandrovich (née Pliner) (1924, Rezekne), they had a daughter, Ruta Isakovna Alexandrovich (1947, Riga), and a son, Vitaly Isakovich Alexandrovich (1953, Riga).

In 1971, he received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his cousin, Bentsion Abramovich Alexandrovich (1916, Ludza), was residing.

Family Members:

David Leibovich Alexandrovich (1877–1941) – father
Raisa Davidovna Alexandrovich (1887) – mother
Mikelis Davidovich Alexandrovich (1914, Berzpils, Latvia) – brother
Mendel Davidovich Alexandrovich (1921, Riga) – brother
Revekka Iosifovna Alexandrovich (née Pliner) (1924) – wife
Ruta Isakovna Alexandrovich (1947) – daughter
Vitaly Isakovich Alexandrovich (1953) – son
Benzion Abramovich Alexandrovich (1916) – cousin