Golubchik Tasya Iosifovna (born 29 January 1918, Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast) — accountant.

Tasya Golubchik completed the evening division of the workers' faculty (rabfak) in Kremenchuk in 1935 and worked as a bookkeeper-accountant at a local woodworking plant until 1939. During the Second World War, she was evacuated to Sverdlovsk Oblast, where she continued working as an accountant.

After the war, she moved to Kharkiv, where she served as deputy and acting chief accountant in the Department of Military Construction Works. In 1946, her husband Yakov Dubovitsky (1914–1953) was transferred to Riga, and she relocated to Latvia. Over the years, she held several accounting positions.

From 1954 to 1962, she worked as an accountant-economist at the Pirmrindnieks artel; from 1962 to 1965, at the Riga Chemical Plant “Aerosol”; and from 1965 to 1972, in the public catering trust of Riga’s Moscow District. Since 1973, she has been retired.

Compiled by A. Norman

Yakov Dubovitsky (1914–1953) — husband
Svetlana Kaminer (née Dubovitskaya) (born 1940) — daughter
Boris Dubovitsky (born 1946) — son
Berta Golubchik (1887–1958) — mother
Iosif Golubchik (1878–1953) — father
Boris Golubchik (born 1908) — brother
Abram Golubchik (born 1908) — brother
Mikhail Golubchik (1911–1972) — brother
Sofya Laskavaya (née Golubchik) (born 1914) — sister