Gleizerman (Gleisermann) Elizaveta Aronovna (born 7 November 1927, Letychiv, Khmelnytskyi Oblast) — factory worker.

Elizaveta Gleizerman was the daughter of Roza Gleizerman (born 1898, Letychiv – date of death unknown) and Aron Gleizerman (1895, Letychiv – 1930). In 1942, she completed seven years of secondary schooling. Until 1943, she worked on a state farm in the suburbs of Tashkent.

From 1944 to 1946, she was employed at a worsted factory in Tashkent. Between 1946 and 1947, she worked at a bakery in Letychiv. She later moved to Chernivtsi, where she worked at a hosiery factory. From 1949 to 1959, she was employed at a glove factory, and from 1959 to 1964, at the Kalinin Factory in Chernivtsi.

In 1965, Gleizerman moved to Riga, where she worked as a spinner at the Rīgas Tekstils combine until 1967. From 1968 onwards, she was employed as an embroiderer at the Riga Home-Based Labour Combine.

During the war, her mother, brother Mikhail Gleizerman (1923, Letychiv – 1943), and sister Klara Gleizerman (1925, Letychiv – date of death unknown) were killed. In 1970, Elizaveta Gleizerman received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her mother’s cousin, Mordechai Shakhray (born 1932, Letychiv).

Roza Gleizerman (born 1898, Letychiv – date of death unknown) — mother
Aron Gleizerman (1895–1930, Letychiv) — father
Mikhail Gleizerman (1923, Letychiv – 1943) — brother
Klara Gleizerman (born 1925, Letychiv – date of death unknown) — sister
Mordechai Shakhray (born 1932, Letychiv) — mother’s cousin