Beylina (née Barmapova) Khaya (Chaya) Zalkindovna (née Barmapova) (born 19.05.1926, Daugavpils) – Saleswoman.

In 1940, Khaya Beylina completed six grades at the Daugavpils Jewish School. During the World War II, while in evacuation (1941-1944), she worked at the “Kombinat” state farm in the Dimarinsky Village Council, Kachkarsky District, Chelyabinsk Region.

From 1951 to 1964, Khaya Beylina worked as a saleswoman in the Trade Administration in Daugavpils.

Since 1947, Khaya was married to Tsodik Moiseevich Beylin. They had three children - Tsilya Tsodikovna Beylina, Masha Tsodikovna Beylina (born 1952, Daugavpils), Lev Tsodikovich Beylin (born 1960, Daugavpils)

Family:

  • Zalka (Zalkind) Shlemovich Barmapov (1901, Daugavpils – 1950, Daugavpils) – father

  • Sarra Shlemovna Barmapova (née Gurvich) (1902, Daugavpils – ?) – mother 

  • Leiba Zalkindovich Barmapov (1922, Daugavpils – 1986, Israel) – brother 

  • Riva Zalkindovna Fish – sister

In 1957 Khaya’s mother and brother emigrated to Poland, and in 1959, moved to Israel. Her mother settled down in Tel Aviv and her brother - in Jerusalem.

In 1966, Khaya Beylina emigrated to Israel.