| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Katzman |
| Name | Khana |
| Patronym | Yudkovna |
| Birth year | 1908 |
| Birth month | 2 |
| Birth day | 2 |
| Birth place | Rechytsa |
| Sex | F |
Katzman (née Budovskaya) Khana Yudkovna (2 February 1908, Rechytsa District, Byelorussian SSR) — homemaker.
Before the war, Khana Katzman lived in Leningrad; after evacuation, she and her family settled in Riga.
Her father, a native of Belarus, Yudel Budovsky (1870–1918), was killed by the White Guards (anti-Bolshevik forces) in 1918.
In 1973, Khana Katzman emigrated from Latvia.
Borukh Katzman (1906–1967) — husband
Yuliya Nakhamkes (née Katzman) (1934) — daughter
Yudel Budovsky (1870–1918) — father
Etya Budovskaya (1875–1960) — mother
Sergey Budovsky (1899) — brother
Sholom Budovsky (1901) — brother
Rakhil Dubrovskaya (née Budovskaya) (1906) — sister
Ginda Budovskaya (1918) — sister