Golzband (née Khalyavina) Asna Zamuëlovna (born 29 September 1936, Krustpils) — factory worker.

Asna Golzband was the daughter of Samuil Khalyavin (1895, Krustpils – 1958, Riga) and Frida Khalyavina (née Vapne) (1906, Līvāni). In 1941, she was evacuated to the Gorky Region, and in 1944 she returned toKrustpils. In 1953, she completed seven grades at Krustpils Secondary School No. 2. In 1954, she moved to Riga.

From 1954 until 1956, she worked as a seamstress for the Taupība artel. Between 1959 and 1969, she was a fitter and winder at the VEF factory. From 1969, she was employed as a packer at the Sarkanā Zvaigzne plant. In her marriage to Aleksei Golzband (born 1929, Jēkabpils), her daughter, Inna Golzband (born 1967, Riga), was born.

In 1972, Asna Golzband received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her maternal aunt, Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (born 1915, Līvāni).

Family

Aleksei Golzband (born 1929, Jēkabpils) — husband
Inna Golzband (born 1967, Riga) — daughter
Samuil Khalyavin (1895, Krustpils – 1958, Riga) — father
Frida Khalyavina (née Vapne) (born 1906, Līvāni) — mother
Meer Khalyavin (born 1934, Krustpils) — brother
Zusman Khalyavin (born 1945, Krustpils) — brother
Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (born 1915, Līvāni) — maternal aunt