Khodak (née Lat) Elizaveta Pinkhusovna (06.12.1928, Riga) — white-collar worker. Completed 6 grades of Jewish school No. 1, then in 1940 — 7th grade of the Jewish evening school. During the war, was in evacuation in Namangan, Uzbek SSR, where she worked as a waitress at the canteen of the district industrial combine. In 1945, returned to Riga and until 1951 was a shopkeeper at food trade No. 2; from 1957 — technical worker at kindergarten No. 37. In 1959, applied for permission to leave for the Polish People's Republic for permanent residence. In 1947, married Khodak Lev Zalmanovich.
Khodak Solomon Lvovich (1947) — son
Khodak Grigory Lvovich (1951) — son
Khodak Sofia Lvovna (1955) — daughter
Lat Pinkhus (? Latvia — killed during the war) — father
Lat Khana Mendelovna (? Latvia — 1934) — mother
Lat Menka Pinkhusovich (1928, Latvia) — cobbler at the “Spars” cooperative — brother
Nagla Golda Pinkhusovna (1931, Latvia) — seamstress at the “Avangards” sewing factory