Khalyavina (Halawina) (née Vapne) Frida Zusmanovna (18 November 1906, Līvāni) — homemaker.

Frida Khalyavina was the daughter of Zusman Vapne (1870, Līvāni — 1941, Līvāni) and Khana Vapne (née Krumer) (1875, Pļaviņas — 1941, Līvāni).

In 1918 she completed four grades of the Līvāni Primary School.

Until 1941 she lived in Līvāni.

At the beginning of the war she was evacuated to the Gorky Region, and in 1944 moved to Krustpils.

From 1952 she lived in Riga.

In marriage with Samuil Khalyavin (1895, Krustpils — 1958, Riga) three children were born:

Meyer Khalyavin (1934, Krustpils),Asna Golzband (née Khalyavina) (1936, Krustpils), and

Zusman Khalyavin (1945, Krustpils).

During the Holocaust, her brother, Moisey Vapne (1902, Līvāni — 1941, Līvāni), was killed.

In 1972 she received permission to emigrate to Israel upon invitation from her sister, Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (1915, Līvāni), who had emigrated from Latvia to Palestine in 1933.

Family:

Samuil Khalyavin (1895, Krustpils — 1958, Riga) — husband
Meyer Khalyavin (1934, Krustpils) — son
Asna Golzband (née Khalyavina) (1936, Krustpils) — daughter
Zusman Khalyavin (1945, Krustpils) — son
Zusman Vapne (1870, Līvāni — 1941, Līvāni) — father
Khana Vapne (née Krumer) (1875, Pļaviņas — 1941, Līvāni) — mother
Moisey Vapne (1902, Līvāni — 1941, Līvāni) — brother
Nina Mishkovski (née Vapne) (1915, Līvāni) — sister