Khait (Heit) (née Vidri) Sara Khaimovna (born 10 March 1927, Ludza) — maintenance worker.

After completing six grades of the Jewish school in Ludza, Sara Khait studied in 1940–1941 as a seamstress apprentice at the ORT vocational school.

From 1941 she was evacuated to Chimkent. In 1942–1944 she worked as a saleswoman in Self-Financing Store No. 4 of the Regional Trade Administration (Chimkent), and in 1944–1945 as a painter at the Chimkent Regional Administration of the People’s Commissariat of Communications.

From 1945 to 1952 she worked at the “Laima” factory. In 1952–1961 she was a saleswoman at the District Industrial Goods Store of the Baltic Military District Trade Administration, and in 1961–1965 a saleswoman in the 2nd Riga Municipal Industrial Trade Organization.

From 1953 to 1955 she was married to Leib Idelivich Movshovich (born 1926, Zilupe).

From 1958 to 1965 she was married to Iosif Genrikhovich Khait (1930, Kamianets-Podilskyi).

Their daughter was Leya Iosifovna Khait (born 25 August 1960).

Her father was Khaim-Gerson Meyerovich Vidri. Her mother, Golda Mordukhovna Vidri (née Rivlina) (1889, Ludza — 1941, Ludza), died shortly before the outbreak of the Second World War.

Her brother, Isroel Khaimovich Vidri (1916, Ludza — 1941, Ludza), was murdered during the Nazi occupation.

Her sister, Leya Khaimovna Vidri (1918, Ludza — 1941, Riga), perished in the ghetto.

Another sister, Feyga Khaimovna Vein (née Vidri) (1914, Ludza — ?, ?), left with her husband for Poland in 1945 and later emigrated to Israel (Lod).