Solomon-Pinus Sara Samuilovna (1914) — physician.

From 1932 to 1938, Sara Solomon-Pinus studied at the Faculty of Medicine of the Royal University of Rome. In 1939, she left Italy for the USSR. From 15 September 1940 to 25 September 1941, she worked as a doctor in Daugavpils, where she was in evacuation, and also served as secretary of the local committee.

On 23 April 1957, the USSR Ministry of Health issued her a certificate in accordance with the regulations for granting permission to practice for medical and pharmaceutical professionals who had graduated abroad, authorising her to engage in medical activity in the USSR.

From 1 January 1963, she headed the Functional Diagnostics Office of the 2nd Riga City Hospital (Electrocardiography Department). She actively participated in the work of the cardiology section of the Therapeutic Society and presented reports at in-hospital conferences. In 1964, she worked at the City Dermatovenerologic Dispensary. She also completed the Evening University of Marxism–Leninism.

On 17 November 1971, she submitted an application to the OVIR of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Latvian SSR for permanent residence in Israel.

Her husband was Doctor of Medical Sciences A. G. Pinus; they had two sons.