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Fainshtein Polina Markovna (1922)

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SurnameFainshtein
NamePolina
PatronymMarkovna
Birth year1922
Birth month1
Birth day25
birth_placeTashkent
SexF

Fainshtein (Feinstein) Polina Markovna (25 January 1922, Tashkent — ?, ?) — physician (therapist).

After completing 10 grades of secondary school in Samarkand, Polina Fainstein studied from 1940 to 1945 at the medical faculty of the Samarkand Medical Institute.

In 1946–1947, she worked as a resident physician at the Samarkand Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital. In 1947, she was a physician at the “Bykovo” pioneer camp (Moscow region).

In 1948–1949, she worked as a therapist at the “Rechniki” sanatorium (Bulduri), in 1949 at the “Minugol” sanatorium (Bulduri), in 1950–1951 at the State Trade sanatorium (Dzintari), and in 1951 at the GVRU sanatorium (Bulduri). In 1952, she was a therapist at the Ministry of Machine Building sanatorium (Majori).

From 1953 to 1955, she worked at the 8th polyclinic in Riga, from 1955 to 1959 at the resort polyclinic (Majori), and from 1960 to 1970 as a physician at the emergency medical service station in Riga.

Since 1949, she was married to Yakov Isaakovich Khaimovich. Their daughter is Ella Yakovlevna Khaimovich.

Her father was Mordko Davidovich Fainshtein (1894, Zolotonosha — ?, ?), and her mother was Guta Elyevna Fainshtein (1895, Zolotonosha — ?, ?).

Family:

Yakov Isaakovich Khaimovich — husband
Ella Yakovlevna Khaimovich — daughter
Mordko Davidovich Fainshtein (1894–?) — father
Guta Elyevna Fainshtein (1895–?) — mother