Kabiller Naftali (Anatoly) Abramovich (7 October 1929, Riga – ?) — metalworker, dental technician.

Naftali Kabiller was the son of Feiga (née Iokhel) Kabiler (1908, Riga) and Abram Kabiler (1903, Sabile).

In 1937, he entered Riga’s 10th Hebrew primary school. In 1940, he was transferred to the Riga Ezra School. In 1941, together with his parents, he was evacuated to Samarkand. In 1945, the family returned to Riga.

In 1949, he completed the 10th grade externally at Riga’s 14th Evening School for Working Youth. In 1953, he graduated from Riga’s School of Dental Technology.

1953–56 — worked as a dental technician at the Priekule District Outpatient Clinic.

1956–60 — dental technician at the Neretē District Central Hospital.

1962 — supply worker at the mechanical workshop of the Viļaka forestry enterprise.

1963 — laboratory assistant at a DOSAAF driving school.

1963–64 — fitter at Riga Dairy Plant No. 2.

1964 — dental technician at the Resort Polyclinic on the Riga Seaside.

1965–70 — metal cutter and fitter at the Riga Experimental Plant for Technological Equipment.

1970 — fitter at the Riga Textile Equipment Plant.

1970–71 — fitter at the Riga Natural Gas Office.

From 1971 — carpenter at the Repair and Construction Department of Riga’s Proletarsky District.

He was married to Bronislava Kabiller (née Karpinskaya) (b. 1929, Kalinin Oblast). Their children were Svetlana Kabiller (b. 1955, Riga) and Albert Kabiller (b. 1956, Riga).

In 1972, together with his family, he received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his parents, who had left Latvia in 1964.

Family:

Bronislava Kabiller (née Karpinskaya) (b. 1929, Kalinin Oblast) — wife
Svetlana Kabiller (b. 1955, Riga) — daughter
Albert Kabiller (b. 1956, Riga) — son
Feiga Kabiler (née Iokhel) (1908, Riga) — mother
Abram Kabiler (1903, Sabile) — father