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NameBeola
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Khalyavina Raisa Leonidovna (1947)

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SurnameKhalyavina
NameRaisa
PatronymLeonidovna
Birth year1947
Birth month7
Birth day10
birth_placeBilhorod-Dnistrovskyi
SexF

Khalyavina (Halawina) (née Leinzon) Raisa Leonidovna (10 July 1947, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi) — technician-technologist.

Raisa Halyavina was the daughter of Leonid Leinzon (1917, Tarutino District, Izmail Region — 1975, Riga) and Sheindel Leinson (née Komarovskaya) (1914, Izmail District, Odessa Region).

In 1952 she moved with her parents to Riga.

From 1961 to 1977 she worked at the Riga Instrument-Making Factory as a copyist, inspector, tester, technician, and senior technician.

In 1966 she graduated from the Riga Electromechanical Technical School, receiving qualification as a technician-technologist in semiconductor production.

From 1977 to 1978 she worked as an engineer at the enterprise “Latvinstrumentsnabsbyt.”

In marriage with Zusman Khalyavin (1945, Krustpils) a son was born:

Alexander Khalyavin (1976, Riga).

In 1979 Raisa Khalyavina received permission to emigrate to Israel upon invitation from her husband’s mother, Frida Khalyavina (née Vapne) (1906, Līvāni).

Family:

Zusman Khalyavin (1945, Krustpils) — husband
Alexander Khalyavin (1976, Riga) — son
Leonid Leinson (1917, Tarutino District, Izmail Region — 1975, Riga) — father
Sheindel Leinson (née Komarovskaya) (1914, Izmail District, Odessa Region) — mother
Monya Leinzon (1941, Yershov, Saratov Region) — brother
Shlima Suleymanova (née Leinzon) (1947, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Odessa Region) — sister
Frida Khalyavina (née Vapne) (1906, Līvāni) — mother-in-law