Ainbinder (Einbinder) Nataliya Grigoryevna (born 3 June 1943, Yaroslavl) – Employee. No information about her father is available in the documents.

Mother – Nudelman, Faina Rafailovna (born 1914, village of Khoshchevato, Odesa Region, Ukraine).

No records are available regarding which school or university Nataliya Ainbinder attended.

Until 1975, she was a housewife. Later, she worked in Riga as an agrochemist at the Latvian Research Institute of Agriculture and Agricultural Economics (1975–1977), as a knitter at a home-based labour cooperative (1977–1980), as a junior research associate at the Riga Medical Institute (1980–1982), as a senior engineer at the Latvian Scientific and Industrial Association Gauja (1982–1989), and as an engineer at the Research and Production Association Avots (1989–1990).

Nataliya Einbinder was married to Lev Yevseyevich Nagly (born 1942, village of Toy-Tyube, Tashkent Region, Uzbek SSR), and they had a son, Rafail Lvovich Nagly (born 1973, Riga).

In 1990, Nataliya Einbinder received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's brother, Ruben Yevseyevich Nagly (born 1935, Riga), had been living since 1976.

Relatives:

Faina Rafailovna Nudelmann (born 1914) – mother. Emigrated to Israel in 1973, then moved to the USA.

Liliya Grigoryevna Ainbinder (born 1939, Vladiyevka, Odesa Region, Ukraine) – sister. Emigrated to Israel in 1973, then moved to the USA.

Lev Yevseyevich Nagly (born 1942) – husband.

Rafail Lvovich Nagly(born 1973) – son.

Ruben Yevseyevich Nagly (born 1935) – husband's brother.