Vald (Wald) Izoslav Borisovich (born 11 May 1934, Kharkiv, Ukraine) – labourer.

Izoslav Vald was born into the family of Boris Israelievich Vald (1906–1963, Riga), a clerical worker, and Esfar Gavrilovna Vald (b. 1907, Uman, Ukraine), a housewife.

He was evacuated in 1941 to Burnaya Station in the Dzhambul District of the Kazakh SSR, and in 1943 moved to Kazan, Tatar ASSR. He completed 7 grades of schooling.

He worked as a labourer at the “Rīgas Metalists” plant (1952–1953), at the “Rekord” factory (1953), and served in the Soviet Army (1953–1956) in the Russian Far East, Primorsky Krai, Shkotovsky District. After demobilisation, he returned to Riga and worked at the “Sarkana Ausma” factory (1957), as a press operator at the Riga Electro-Fittings Plant (1957–1958), as a worker at the “Somdaris” industrial complex (1958–1961), and as a milling machine operator at the Turbomechanical Plant, later reorganised as the “Progress” plant (1961–1972). From 1972 to 1974, he worked as a plumber at the Riga Republican Psychiatric Hospital.

From his marriage to Sofia Girshovna Vald (née Movshovich) (b. 1938, Kaunas, Lithuania), a daughter, Dana Izoslavovna Vald (b. 1970, Riga), was born.

In 1973, Izoslav Vald applied for emigration to the United States but was denied.

In 1974, he received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 his wife’s cousin Gilel Davidovich Kupritz (b. 1913, Kaunas) had been living. He later emigrated to the United States.

Boris Israelievich Vald (1906–1963) – father
Esfar Gavrilovna Vald (b. 1907) – mother
Galina Borisovna Balyuk (née Vald) (b. 1930, Kharkiv) – sister
Grigory Borisovich Vald (b. 1938, Kharkiv) – brother
Sofia Girshovna Vald (née Movshovich) (b. 1938) – wife
Dana Izoslavovna Vald (b. 1970) – daughter
Gilel Davidovich Kupritz (b. 1913) – wife’s cousin