Chaevsky Isaac Abramovich (10.03.1908, Ananiev, Odessa Oblast) — dental prosthetist. Son of Chaevsky Abram (1875, Nemyrov — 1941) and Chaevskaya (Sirota) Branna (1880, Nemyrov — 1943, Caucasus). In 1924–36 — engraver at the Lenin Printing House in Kherson. In 1936–37 — dental technician's apprentice; in 1938, passed the relevant examinations. In 1939–41 — dental technician at the workers' polyclinic in Kherson. In 1941–43 — dental technician at the district health department of the Panfilov District, Kirghiz SSR. In 1944–47, conducted private practice in Frunze. In 1946, graduated from the dental school in Odessa. In 1947, Ch. moved to Riga. In 1947–49 — prosthetist at the dental office in Jēkabpils. In 1949–52 — dental prosthetist at the Dobele District Hospital, Skrunda and Viesite hospitals. In 1952–53 — prosthetist at the Balvi District Hospital. In 1955–60, conducted private practice in Riga as a prosthetist. In 1958–60 — prosthetist at the Eleja District Hospital. In 1961 — dentist at the hospital in the village of Panemunē, Bauska District. In 1961–67, conducted private practice in the Balvi District, simultaneously working as a dentist at the “Rainis” state farm outpatient clinic. In 1967, Ch. retired from work. His marriage to Chaevskaya (Yudin) Dvoyra (1911, Kherson) produced children Chaevsky Semen (1931) and Chaevskaya Bella (1938). In 1979, Ch. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his first cousin, Weisman (Chaevskaya) Khena (1919, Ananiev, Odessa Oblast).

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Chaevskaya (Yudin) Dvoyra (1911, Kherson) — wife
Chaevsky Semen (1931, Kherson) — son
Chaevskaya Bella (1938, Kherson) — daughter
Chaevsky Abram (1875, Nemyrov — 1941) — father
Chaevskaya (Sirota) Branna (1880, Nemyrov — 1943, Caucasus) — mother
Weisman (Chaevskaya) Khena (1919, Ananiev, Odessa Oblast) — first cousin