Markushevich (Markuschewitsch) (née Rabinovich) Lubov Semyonovna (15 October 1916, Jelgava, Latvia) — industrial worker.

Lubov Markushevich was born into the family of Simon-Semyon Borekhovich Rabinovich (1871–1939, Jelgava) and Riva-Lea Berovna Rabinovich (née Balin) (1874–1926, Jelgava). In 1933 she completed seven classes of Jelgava school. From 1933 to 1941 she worked in Jelgava as a sales assistant in Abram Izakovich’s haberdashery shop. In 1941 she was evacuated to Molotovsk, Kirov Region (today Nolinsk), where from 1941 to 1945 she worked as a factory worker at a felt-boot manufacturing plant.

After returning to Latvia, from 1945 to 1950 she was a homemaker. From 1950 to 1951 she worked in Riga as a tray vendor at the restaurant Jaņu pagrabs. From 1951 to 1953 she was again a homemaker, after which she worked as a tray vendor at the restaurant Kavkaz (1953–1954). From 1954 to 1957 she again managed the household. In 1957 she worked as a sales assistant in Shop No. 1 of the Latvian Gastronom administration, and from 1957 to 1958 in the Riga Central Department Store. From 1958 to 1959 she was again a homemaker. From 1959 to 1973 she worked as a factory worker at the Rekords shoe factory. From 1973 she was retired.

She was married to Simon Sholemovich Markushevich (born 1909, Jelgava). Their sons were Sholom Simonovich Markushevich (born 1946, Riga) and Ber Simonovich Markushevich (born 1947, Riga).

In 1979 Lubov Markushevich received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1970 her nephew (the son of her brother), Reuven Eliazarovich Rabinovich (born 1929, Jelgava), had been living.

Family:

Simon-Semyon Borekhovich Rabinovich (1871–1939) — father
Riva-Lea Berovna Rabinovich (née Balin) (1874–1926) — mother
Eliazar Simonovich Rabinovich (born 1898, Jelgava) — brother
Shleime Simonovich Rabinovich (1902, Jelgava — killed at the front in 1943) — brother
Boris Simonovich Rabinovich (1911, Jelgava — shot by the Nazis, date unknown, Skaistkalne) — brother
Basya Semyonovna First (née Rabinovich) (1909, Jelgava — murdered in the Riga Ghetto in 1942) — sister
Dobre Semyonovna Kremers (née Rabinovich) (born 1907, Jelgava) — sister
Khedva Simonovna Greiman (née Rabinovich) (born 1913, Jelgava; emigrated first to Australia, later to Israel) — sister
Reuven Eliazarovich Rabinovich (born 1929) — nephew
Simon Sholemovich Markushevich (born 1909) — husband
Sholom Simonovich Markushevich (born 1946) — son
Ber Simonovich Markushevich (born 1947) — son