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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Falkina Betya Anchelevna (1947)

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SurnameFalkina
NameBetya
PatronymAnchelevna
Birth year1947
Birth month1
Birth day27
birth_placeTulchyn

Falkina (née Konstantiner) Betya Anchelevna (27 January 1947, Tulchyn, Vinnytsia region) — economist.

Betya Falkina was the daughter of Anchel-Mikhel Konstantiner (1901, Tulchyn — 1969, Tulchyn) and Golda Konstantiner (née Krasner) (1904, Tulchyn).

From 1962 to 1966, she worked as a laborer at the Tulchyn Shoe Factory. In 1965, she completed 10 classes at the school for working youth in Tulchyn.

In 1966, she moved to Riga. From 1966 to 1967, she worked as an assembler at the Riga Experimental Plant of Technological Equipment. From 1967 onward, she worked as an accountant and economist at the “Rīgas Apavnieks” factory (later renamed “Rīgas Apavi”).

She was married to Yakov Falkin (1939, Moscow). They had a daughter, Sabina Falkina (1969, Riga).

In 1979, Betya Falkina received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her husband’s cousin Vigdor Barak (1934, Zhytomyr region). In the 1990s, she lived in the United States.

Family :

Yakov (1939) Falkin — husband
Sabina (1969) Falkina — daughter
Anchel-Mikhel (1901–1969) Konstantiner — father
Golda (1904) Konstantiner (née Krasner) — mother
Idasya (1932) Konstantiner — sister
Vigdor (1934) Barak — husband’s cousin