Khabinsky Solomon Zakharovich (15 December 1947, Daugavpils) — electrician.

Solomon Khabinsky was born into the family of the tailors Zus Khaimovich Khabensky (1914, Kaganovichi, Kyiv region) and Feiga Khaimovna Khabinskaya (née Toker) (1918, Daugavpils). Information about his education is unavailable.

He worked as a driver at “Latkolkhozstroysnab” (1972–1975, Riga), an auto mechanic at the Salaspils consumer cooperative (1975–1976), a driver at the Riga Taxi Park (1976–1977), an electrician at the “Vecrīga” production administration (1977–1979, Riga), a foreman at the “Vecrīga” construction and repair administration (1979–1983), an electrician at the “Avangard” collective farm (1983–1984, Jelgava district), an electrician at the “Arona” production association in Madona (1984–1985), an electrical installer at the Repair and Construction Administration (1985–1986, Riga), and an electrician at Repair and Construction Administration No. 1 (1987–1988, Riga).

In marriage to Bella Isaakovna Khabinskaya (née Glass) (1955, Nikolayevsk), he had a son, Boris Solomonovich Khabinsky (1978, Riga).

In 1989 Solomon Khabinsky received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1979 his sister Liya Zusyevna Weinstein (née Khabenskaya) (1953, Daugavpils) had been living.

Family:

Zus Khaimovich Khabensky (1914) — father
Feiga Khaimovna Khabinskaya (née Toker) (1918) — mother
Raisa Zakharovna Khabinskaya (1946, Daugavpils) — sister
Liya Zusyevna Weinstein (née Khabenskaya) (1953) — sister
Bella Isaakovna Khabinskaya (née Glass) (1955) — wife
Boris Solomonovich Khabinsky (1978) — son

Note on the surname differences of the parents and sisters:

In 1942, during the battles near Volgograd (then Stalingrad), Zus Khaimovich Khabensky was advised to change his surname, given name, patronymic, and nationality in case he fell into Nazi captivity. A military identification document was issued under the name “Zakhar Yefimovich Khabinsky, Ukrainian.”

When Feiga Khaimovna Toker married him, she adopted the surname Khabinskaya. Their older children, Raisa and Solomon, accordingly received the patronymics Zakharovna and Zakharovich and the surnames Khabinskaya and Khabinsky.

In 1952, during the replacement of passports, a new document was issued on the basis of his birth certificate under the original name “Zus Khaimovich Khabensky.” Therefore, the younger daughter born in 1953 was registered as Liya Zusyevna Khabenskaya.