Golzband Aleksei Vladimirovich (born 13 June 1929, Jēkabpils) — labourer.

Aleksei Golzband was the son of Vladimir Golzband (1889, Krustpils – 1942) and Khena Golzband (née Zvein) (1886, Jēkabpils – c.1943, Ukraine). He completed five grades at Jēkabpils Primary School. From 1949 to 1954, he worked as a projectionist for the Jēkabpils District Cinematography Department. Between 1951 and 1964, he served in the Soviet Army, stationed in various units across the USSR and East Germany (Frankfurt, Oranienburg). In 1954, he moved to Rīga.

From 1954 to 1965, he worked as a tailor in the artels “Krasny Khimik (Red Chemist)” and “Dinamo”. From 1965 to 1967, he was an assembler at the Ausma factory, and from 1967 onwards, he worked as a shop assistant for Latkoop Trade. In his marriage to Asna Golzband (née Khalyavina) (1936, Krustpils), a daughter was born — Inna Golzband (1967, Rīga). Aleksei’s brother, Boris Golzband (1919, Jēkabpils – 1941), was killed in action during the Second World War.

In 1972, Aleksei Golzband received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his wife's maternal aunt, Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (1915, Līvāni).

Asna Golzband (née Khalyavina) (1936, Krustpils) — wife
Inna Golzband (1967, Rīga) — daughter
Vladimir Golzband (1889, Krustpils – 1942) — father
Khena Golzband (née Zvein) (1886, Jēkabpils – c.1943, Ukraine) — mother
Boris Golzband (1919, Jēkabpils – 1941) — brother
Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (1915, Līvāni) — wife's maternal aunt