Golanskaya (née Levina) Zelda Lvovna (born 1915, Novgorod) — homemaker.

Zelda Golanskaya was born into the family of Lev Itskovich Levin (1875–1956, Rēzekne) and Khana Yekhielovna Levina (born 1877, Višķi, Latvia – exact date of death unknown).

She completed six years of primary education and worked as a knitter in the Jakobson workshop in Rēzekne (1935–1940). During the Second World War, she was evacuated to Tekeli, Kazakh SSR, where she worked as a waitress at “Orstekelistroy” (1941–1945). Upon returning to Latvia, she settled in Riga with her family and dedicated herself to domestic life.

She was married to Ilya Savelyevich Golansky (born 1911, Viļaka, Latvia). They had three children:

– Isaak Ilyich Golansky (born 1943, Tekeli, Kazakh SSR)

– She’el Ilyich Golansky (born 1946, Riga)
– Sofiya Ilyinichna Golanskaya (born 1951, Riga)

In 1971, Zelda Golanskaya was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s brother, Yosef Savelyevich Golansky (born 1913, Viļaka), was already residing.

Lev Itskovich Levin (1875–1956) — father
Khana Yekhielovna Levina (1877 – date of death unknown) — mother
Isaak Lvovich Levin (born 1911, Rēzekne – died 1942 on the Eastern Front) — brother
Abram Lvovich Levin (born 1913, Novgorod – killed in action during WWII, date unknown) — brother
Khaya Lvovna Paikina (née Levina) (born 1910, St. Petersburg) — sister
Ilya Savelyevich Golansky (born 1911) — husband
Isaak Ilyich Golansky (born 1943) — son
She’el Ilyich Golansky (born 1946) — son
Sofiya Ilyinichna Golanskaya (born 1951) — daughter
Yosef Savelyevich Golansky (born 1913) — brother-in-law