Khait (Heit) Lev (Lew) Abramovich (1912 — unknown) — construction administrator.

From 1929 Lev Khait worked as a driver and laborer at enterprises in the city of Rēzekne.

Between 1940 and 1941 he served as chairman of the district committee of MOPR (International Red Aid) and as assistant head of the military registration office of the district police department.

After the Nazi invasion, he went to the front, was wounded, and later demobilized because of disability.

From 1945 to 1948 he worked as head of the Health Department of the Rēzekne District Executive Committee.

Beginning in 1948, he worked in the construction sector. Until 1955 he served as head of Construction and Installation Administration No. 6. From 1955 he worked as manager of the Rēzekne General Construction Trust.

After receiving a personal pension, he continued working as head of the Rēzekne MK and as head of the small mechanization section of the trust.

Lev Kheit received numerous state decorations, including the Order of the Red Star, the Order of Glory, two Orders of the Red Banner of Labour, and six medals.

He was awarded the honorary title “Honoured Builder of the Latvian SSR.”

He also led an active public and political life, repeatedly being elected a member of the district party bureau, as well as a member of the city and district party committees.

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