Rabinovich (Rabinowitsch) Izak (Isak) Solomonovich (1931, Jelgava) - tailor.

Izak Rabinovich was the son of Lea Wulf (née Abramovich, Rabinovich) (1908, Jelgava). His father, Solomon Rabinovich (1902, Jelgava – 1942, Leningrad), was killed in action near Leningrad during World War II.

In 1946–48, he was an apprentice tailor; in 1949–51 and 1956–59, he worked as a master tailor at the Voentorg Combine in Riga. From 1951 to 1955, he served in the Soviet Army, where he worked as a tailor in a military unit in Baltiysk. In 1959–60, he was a brigade tailor at the Individual Tailoring Factory No. 1 in Riga. From 1960 to 1971, he worked as a tailor at the Miluets production association in Riga. In 1966, he completed eight grades at Riga Evening School No. 10.

He was married to Zhenia Rabinovich (née Berger) (1933, Riga); their daughter, Yaneta Rabinovich, was born in 1962 in Riga. In 1971, he received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Zhenia Rabinovich (née Berger) (1933, Riga) — wife
Yaneta Rabinovich (1962, Riga) — daughter
Solomon Rabinovich (1902, Jelgava – 1942, Leningrad) — father
Lea Wulf (née Abramovich, Rabinovich) (1908, Jelgava) — mother
Moisey Wulf (1908, Riga) — stepfather
Boris Rabinovich (1933, Jelgava) — brother
Ella Tuber (née Abramovich) (1903) — maternal aunt