Personal Life
Isaac was son of Oscar (d. 1975) and Sima (d. 1958) and had one brother (Don). He didn't marry. During WW2, he served as a corporal in an anti spy unit. Lipnitsky died at age 36 in Kiev in 1959. The cause of death was polycythaemia, a kind of chronic leucosis. It is mentioned in a book "Isaak Lipnitsky" by Vadim Teplitsky (Israel, 1993, in Russian).
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