Khaytina (née Tauzenfreind) Eva Ernestovna (4.09.1920, Tilsit District, Germany) — manicurist. She was born into the family of shoemaker Tauzenfreind and Schultz Yelena (1896, Germany). In 1934 she completed 7 grades of secondary school in Königsberg. In 1934—35 she studied at applied arts courses. In 1935—39 — saleswoman at a private dry-goods shop in Königsberg. In 1939—44 — seamstress at Weidendom's workshop in Königsberg. In 1945—46 — saleswoman at Wolf's secondhand shop. In 1944—45 — home-based seamstress in Kaliningrad. In the 1940s she married Khaytin Abram (1912, Riga) and moved to Latvia. In 1947—49 — seamstress at the Republican society “Dinamo” in Riga. In 1949—50 — painter at the “Remont” artel. In 1950—51 — painter at the “Daiļkrāsotājs” artel in Riga. In 1951—52 — stencil maker at the art workshop of the Riga Theatrical Society. From 1956 — manicurist at the hairdressing office of the Riga and Jūrmala communal services trust. In 1948—49 — member of the USSR garment industry workers' union. From 1951 — member of the arts workers' union. In the 1950s T. petitioned for Soviet citizenship, which was not granted. T.'s first marriage was dissolved in 1956: her husband Kh. was in long-term imprisonment. In the same year T. entered into a second marriage with Izakson Yevgeny (1919, Liepāja). From 1956 T. petitioned for permission to leave for permanent residence in West Germany. In 1957 T. addressed a personal statement to the Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Voroshilov, requesting that the review of her case be expedited. In 1961 T. received permission to leave for West Germany.

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Khaytin Abram (1912, Riga) — first husband
Izakson Yevgeny (1919, Liepāja) — second husband
Schultz Yelena (1896, Germany) — mother