Munits Reveka Khaimovna (1916)

Munits (Munitz) (née Dimant) Reveka (Reweka) Khaimovna (25 June 1916, Daugavpils) — worker.

Reveka Munits was born into the family of Khaim Shaevich Dimant (1885, Preili — 1917, Daugavpils) and Tamara Abramovna Dimant (1881, Vishki — 1941, Ust-Kamenogorsk). She completed six grades of primary school in Daugavpils and moved to Riga in 1929. She worked as an apprentice at the Unitas knitwear factory (1935–1936), as a shop assistant (1936–1940), and as a bookbinder at the VAPP printing house (1940–1941).

In 1941 she was evacuated to the settlement of Ust-Fekli in the Kazakh SSR, where she worked as a general laborer on a local collective farm (1941–1945). After returning to Riga in 1945, she did not work outside the home and was engaged in housekeeping (1945–1960). She then worked as a kiosk attendant at the Riga agency of Soyuzpechat (1960–1971). From 1971 she was retired.

Married to Toviy Izrailovich Munits (1916, Rezekne). Their children are Khaim Tovievich Munits (1945, Riga) and Gita Tovievna Munits (1951, Riga).

In 1972 Reveka Munits received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her brother Shlomo Khaimovich Dimant (1908, Vishki) had been living since 1935.

Family:

Khaim Shaevich Dimant (1885–1917) — father
Tamara Abramovna Dimant (1881–1941) — mother
Yakob Khaimovich Dimant (1901, Daugavpils) — brother, emigrated to Israel in 1918
Shlomo Khaimovich Dimant (1908) — brother, emigrated to Israel in 1935
Nakhmon Khaimovich Dimant (1910, Vishki) — brother
Gesya Khaimovna Bor (née Dimant) (1904, Vishki) — sister
Toviy Izrailovich Munits (1916) — husband
Khaim Tovievich Munits (1945) — son
Gita Tovievna Munits (1951) — daughter