Kivoinik David Ioselevich (4 June 1921, Riga) — employee.

In 1934 David Kivoinik completed six classes of primary school in Riga. In 1936 entered the mechanical factory Girshon, and in 1937 the hosiery factory Star, where he worked until 1941. In 1942 was imprisoned in the ghetto, from where in 1943 he was deported to Gdańsk (Danzig), and from there to Magdeburg. In 1945 was liberated and mobilised into the Red Army. On 22 June 1946 was demobilised and returned to Riga, where he worked at the Kosmos factory. In 1949 was transferred to the hosiery factory Aurora as an assembly master. In 1972 received permission to emigrate with his family to Israel for permanent residence.

In 1947 David Kivoinik married Nekhama Leibovna Kivoynik.

Children: Frida Davidovna Kivoynik, Shmerl Davidovich Kivoynik.

Father — Iosel Abramovich Kivoinik (1894, Riga – (?), Riga).

Mother — Frida Kivoinik (1897, Krustpils – (?), Riga), shop assistant.

Brother — Abram Ioselevich Kivoinik (1912, Riga – (?), Riga).

His parents and brother were killed by the Nazis.