Shulman David Khanovich (4.11.1934, Daugavpils — …, Israel) — fitter. Son of Shulman Khona (1895, Līvāni — 1942, Uzbek SSR) and Shulman (née Sragovich) Genya (1902, Daugavpils). In 1941 he was evacuated together with his parents to Central Asia. In 1945 he was re-evacuated to Daugavpils. In 1950 he completed 4 grades of Daugavpils 1st Secondary School.

In 1950—56 he served in the ranks of the Soviet Army. In 1957—61 — fitter-tinsmith at the Daugavpils Auto-Repair Plant. In 1961 — fitter at ATK No. 3 in Daugavpils. In 1961 Sh. moved to Riga. Until 1965 — fitter, fitter-tinsmith at the “RAF” plant, REZ “K,” “ARZ-1.” From 1965 — fitter-driller in Daugavpils. His marriage to Shulman (née Levina) Zinaida (1939, Riga) was dissolved.
In 1965 Sh. submitted a petition to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his mother's sister, Poverennaya (née Sragovich) Anna (1893, Daugavpils), who had left Latvia in 1965. Sh.'s petition was granted in 1971.

A. Norman

Shulman Khona (1895, Līvāni — 1942, Uzbek SSR) — father
Shulman (née Sragovich) Genya (1902, Daugavpils) — mother
Dameshek (née Shulman) Zelda (1930, Daugavpils) — sister
Shulman (née Levina) Zinaida (1939, Riga) — wife
Poverennaya (née Sragovich) Anna (1893, Daugavpils) — mother's sister