Rudnitsky Khaim-Yakov (Yankel) Neukhovich (Noyevich) (02.11.1915(?), Gorky) — worker. In 1929–33 — labourer in Daugavpils. In 1933–38 — worker at Korkovsky's sausage workshop. In 1938, Rudnitsky moved to Riga; until 1940 — worker at a tinplate factory. In 1940–41 — worker at the “Jaunais Komunars” factory. In 1941, R. was evacuated to Gorky; until 1945 — worker at the “Hammer and Sickle” plant. In 1945, R. was re-evacuated to Riga; until 1948 — worker at the Daugavpils Mixed Trade. In 1948–53 — worker at the sausage workshop of the “Sagadatajs” cooperative. In 1953–60 — master of the sausage workshop at the Riga City Fish Cooperative Trade enterprise. In 1960–62 — worker at the “1 May” factory; from 1962 — worker at the VEF plant. His marriage to Rudnitskaya (Shvalbe) Gita (1910, Malta — 1968, Riga) produced daughters Rudnitskaya Ginda (1948, Riga) and Rudnitskaya Blyuma (1951, Riga). In the Holocaust, R.'s parents, Rudnitsky Neukh (1880, Homel Oblast — 1941(?), Riga) and Rudnitskaya Pesya-Blyuma (1882, Daugavpils — 1941(?), Riga), and sister, Rabin (Rudnitskaya) Sara (1906 — 1941(?), Riga), perished. R.'s brother, Rudnitsky Kalman (1904, Daugavpils — 1943, Irkutsk Oblast), according to unverified information, was exiled from Latvia to Russia in the 1930s for underground communist activity. In 1979, R. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his brother's widow, Rudnitskaya (Gekht) Edel (1905, Daugavpils).

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Rudnitskaya (Shvalbe) Gita (1910–1968) — wife
Rudnitskaya Ginda (1948, Riga) — daughter
Rudnitskaya Blyuma (1951, Riga) — daughter
Rudnitsky Neukh (1880–1941(?)) — father
Rudnitskaya Pesya-Blyuma (1882–1941(?)) — mother
Rudnitsky Kalman (1904 — 1943, Irkutsk Oblast) — brother
Rabin (Rudnitskaya) Sara (1906–1941(?)) — sister
Rudnitskaya (Gekht) Edel (1905, Daugavpils) — brother's wife