Fram (née Leibovich) Mina (11 May 1916, Moscow) - accountant.

Mina Fram was the daughter of Isaak Leibovich (1873, Livani — 1944, Tashkent region) and Dora Leibovich (née Freik) (1882, Lithuania — 1942, Alma-Ata region). In the 1910s her parents lived in the United States; in 1911 they moved to Riga, in 1914 fled to Ivanovo, and returned to Riga in 1918.

In 1931 she completed eight classes at a Russian school in Riga. From 1932 to 1937 she worked as a sales assistant and cashier at the “Laima” factory. In 1941 she was evacuated to the Tashkent region, where until 1943 she worked on the collective farm “Krasny Vostok.” From 1943 to 1945 she was an accountant at a machine and tractor station in Tashkent. In 1945 she returned to Riga.

In 1945–1946 she worked as an accountant in the Industrial Cooperative of the Latvian SSR, and in 1947–1948 as an accountant in Construction Unit No. 218. From 1948 to 1961 she was a housewife, and from 1961 to 1964 she worked as a controller at the 7th Riga Printing House.

She was married to Shlem Fram (1902, Livani), with whom she had a son, Isak Fram (1948, Riga). Her sister, Berta Saunders (née Leibovich) (1909, USA), emigrated to the United States in 1927. In 1964 Mina Fram received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her husband’s brothers, Arye Fram (1908, Livani) and Lipman Fram (1920, Livani).

Family:

Shlem Fram (1902, Livani) – husband
Isak Fram (1948, Riga) – son
Isaak Leibovich (1873–1944) – father
Dora Leibovich (née Freik) (1882–1942) – mother
Berta Saunders (née Leibovich) (1909, USA) – sister
Arye Fram (1908, Livani) – brother-in-law
Lipman Fram (1920, Livani) – brother-in-law