Budanitskaya (née Komissarchik) Maria Abramovna (26 November 1926, Parichi, Gomel Region) — bookkeeper.

Maria Budanitskaya was the daughter of Abram Komissarchik (1880, Parichi, Gomel Region – 1944, Uzbek SSR) and Chaya Komissarchik (née Perchik) (1886, Parichi, Gomel Region – 1959, Surazh, Bryansk Region).

She completed eight grades of secondary school. In 1941, she was evacuated to the Uzbek SSR and worked in a kolkhoz until 1944.

That same year, she moved to Surazh, Bryansk Region. Until 1948, she worked as a general labourer, clerk, and bookkeeper at the Proletariat factory.

In 1949–1950, she was a bookkeeper-cashier at the District Industrial Combine in Parichi.

In 1954, aria Budanitskaya moved to Riga. Until 1961, she was a homemaker.

In 1961, she worked as a cashier at a branch of the State Bank in Riga’s Proletarian District and in the public catering system of Riga’s Moscow District.

From 1962, she worked as a sales assistant, senior sales assistant, inventory clerk, and auditor at the Riga City Trade Association.

In her marriage to Aleksey Budanitsky (b. 1920, Parichi, Gomel Region), there were two children: Grigory Budanitsky (b. 1931, Parichi, Bobruisk Region) and Mikhail Budanitsky (b. 1955, Parichi, Gomel Region)

In 1980, Maria Budanitskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her husband’s cousin, Shmuel Bakva (b. 1917, Parichi, Gomel Region), who had emigrated to Palestine in 1939.

Family members:

Aleksey Budanitsky (b. 1920, Parichi, Gomel Region) — husband
Grigory Budanitsky (b. 1931, Parichi, Bobruisk Region) — son
Mikhail Budanitsky (b. 1955, Parichi, Gomel Region) — son
Abram Komissarchik (1880, Parichi – 1944, Uzbek SSR) — father
Chaya Komissarchik (née Perchik) (1886, Parichi – 1959, Surazh) — mother
Shmuel Bakva (b. 1917, Parichi, Gomel Region) — husband’s cousin