Davidovich (Davidowitsch) Itskhok (Itzchok) Leibovich (b. 15 March 1905, Plavinas) — laborer.
Itskhok Davidovich was the son of Yefim-Leib Davidovich (1875, Plavinas – 1936, Plavinas) and Toyba-Blyuma Davidovich (née Birin) (1880, Plavinas – 1941, Riga).
In 1920–23, he worked as a procurement worker at the Goron workshop in Kursk; in 1923–24, he held the same position at the Zhiva workshop in Riga. In 1924, he was arrested for illegal anti-government activity and served a prison sentence in Riga until 1930. Between 1930 and 1934, he was a setter at the Binder workshop in Plavinas, and from 1934 to 1941, a worker at Rozental's leather goods factory in Riga.
In 1941, he was evacuated to the Guryev region, working until 1942 in the Karakulny kolkhoz. From 1942 to 1944, he worked as a carpenter and laborer at Navy construction sites No. 120 and No. 108 in Kirov and Yeisk. From 1945 to 1962, he was employed at the Somdaris factory in Riga.
In 1962, he was convicted under Articles 88 (Part 3), 165 (Part 2), and 163 of the Latvian SSR Criminal Code and sentenced by the Supreme Court of the Latvian SSR to 10 years in prison. He was released by presidential pardon. From 1970, he worked as a tailor at the Somdaris enterprise.
He was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1940–1962).
He was married to Beyla Davidovich (née Leybovich) (1904, Riga – 1976, Riga), and they had two daughters: Sulamite Davidovich (b. 1939, Riga) and Kira Davidovich (b. 1944, Yeisk).
His mother and brothers — Boris Davidovich (1907–1941, Riga), Samuil Davidovich (1903–1941, Riga), and Israel Davidovich (1901–1941, Plavinas) — perished in the Holocaust.
In 1978, Itskhok Davidovich received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by his niece Lyubov Datel (née Katz) (b. 1923, Kursk), daughter of his sister Yevgenia Katz (née Davidovich) (1900, Plavinas – 1939, Kursk).
Family:
Beyla Davidovich (née Leybovich) (1904, Riga – 1976, Riga) — wife
Sulamite Davidovich (b. 1939, Riga) — daughter
Kira Davidovich (b. 1944, Yeisk) — daughter
Yefim-Leib Davidovich (1875–1936) — father
Toyba-Blyuma Davidovich (née Birin) (1880–1941) — mother
Boris, Samuil, Israel Davidovich — brothers (perished in the Holocaust)
Yevgenia Katz (née Davidovich) — sister
Lyubov Datel (née Katz) — niece