Frandlikh (Frandlich) Galina Iosifovna (25 February 1912, Kharkiv) - office employee.
Galina Frandlikh was born into the family of Yankel-Iosif Frandlikh (1870–1912, Kharkiv) and Malka-Basya Naumovna Frandlikh (1870–1944, Frunze, Kirghiz SSR). She received primary education and in 1928 graduated from a factory training school (FZU). From 1928 to 1932 she worked as a seamstress at the Tenyakov garment factory in Kharkiv, and from 1932 to 1934 was supported by her husband.
In 1934 she completed courses for medical dietary nurses and worked as a diet nurse in the public catering system from 1934 to 1938. From 1938 to 1941 she was again supported by her husband. During the Second World War she was evacuated to Frunze, where from 1941 to 1944 she worked as head of a kindergarten at the local collective farm “Chepkar.”
After returning to Kharkiv, she worked as a passport clerk in the Dzerzhinsky district (1945–1947), as a building manager (1947–1951), and as a passport clerk-accountant (1951–1954). From 1954 to 1967 she worked first as a receiving clerk and later as a master in the artel “1 May,” later reorganized into Factory No. 1 for individual tailoring and shoe repair. In 1968 she moved to Riga.
In her first marriage to Petr Konstantinovich Zaster (1907, Yeysk — 1943, killed in action during the Second World War), she had a son, Gennady Petrovich Zaster (1932, Kharkiv); the marriage was dissolved in 1934. In her second marriage to Aron Naumovich Malamud (1909, Kharkiv — 1943, killed in action), she had a daughter, Elena Aronovna Libman (née Frandlikh) (1939, Kharkiv).
In 1979 Galina Frandlikh received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 relatives of her daughter’s husband had been living, including Miryama Davidovna Libman (née Fridberg) (1917) and Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940, Riga).
Family:
Yankel-Iosif Frandlikh (1870–1912) – father
Malka-Basya Naumovna Frandlikh (1870–1944) – mother
Petr Konstantinovich Zaster (1907–1943) – first husband
Gennady Petrovich Zaster (1932) – son from first marriage
Aron Naumovich Malamud (1909–1943) – second husband
Elena Aronovna Libman (née Frandlikh) (1939) – daughter from second marriage
Miryama Davidovna Libman (née Fridberg) (1917) – mother-in-law of daughter
Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940) – brother-in-law of daughter