| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Levinson |
| Name | Paya |
| Patronym | Berovna |
| Birth year | 1920 |
| Birth month | 5 |
| Birth day | 3 |
| Birth place | Varakļāni |
| Sex | F |
Levinson (Lewinsohn) (née Pliner) Paya Berovna (born 3 May 1920, Varakļāni) — seamstress.
After completing six classes of the Varakļāni primary school, Paya Levinson moved to Riga. From 1936 to 1941 she worked as a seamstress in the private workshop of Meyerson in Riga, at 11 Elijas Street. From 1941 to 1944 she worked at a wooden-goods factory in Gubino, Kirov Region. After returning to Riga, from 1944 to 1946 she worked as a seamstress in the Spetstorg workshop. From 1968 to 1973 she was a seamstress at the company Siluets.
In 1973 Paya Levinson left Latvia.
Family:
Iechiel Iosifovich Levinson (1913) - husband
Beila Fridman (née Levinson) (1946) - daughter
Rakhmiél (Rakhmil) Levinson (born 1951) - son
Ber-Leib Pliner (1884–1923) - father
Guta-Ester Pliner (1897–1975) - mother
Sima Tribukhova (née Pliner) (1918) - sister
Sara Mashkevich (née Pliner) (1922) - sister