Khait (Heit) (née Berezina) Lyubov Moiseevna (30 July 1937, Varakļāni, Latvia) — factory worker.

Lyubov Khait was born into the family of Moisey Davidovich Berezin (1891–1950, Varakļāni) and Sonya Isaakovna Berezina (1903, Sebezh).

Together with her parents she was evacuated to the Gorky Region during the war (1941–1946). After returning to Latvia, she completed nine grades of Varakļāni Secondary School (1946–1955).

After moving to Riga, she worked as a drilling machine operator at the “Galalit” artel (1956–1958), as a worker at the “Pionieris” shoe factory (1958–1964), and later as a quality control inspector (OTK) at the factory “Rīgas Aditājs” (1964–1971).

In marriage with Motel Elyevich Khait (1934, Riga) a son was born: Ilya Motelevich Khait (1961, Riga).

In 1971 Lyubov Khait received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s aunt — Doba Zuselovna Miller (1903), a cousin of his mother — was living.

Family:

Moisey Davidovich Berezin (1891–1950) — father
Sonya Isaakovna Berezina (1903) — mother
Iser Moiseevich Berezin (1928, Varakļāni) — brother
Leya Moiseevna Lurie (née Berezina) (1932, Varakļāni) — sister

Yankel Lazarevich Khait (1903, Rēzekne) — husband’s uncle (his father’s brother; emigrated to Israel)

Gelena Abramovna Khait (1904, Subate) — husband’s aunt (wife of his father’s brother; emigrated to Israel)

Doba Zuselovna Miller (1903) — husband’s aunt (cousin of his mother)