Kitaichuk (Kitaichik) Brigita Semyonovna (born 10 January 1907, village of Lyubonichi, Mogilev Region, Belarus) — worker.

Brigita Kitaichuk was born into the family of an independent craftsman Shleima (Solomon) Meerovich Kitaichik (1870–1935, Lyubonichi), who owned and operated a small buckwheat mill, and a housewife Rakhil Zalmanovna Kitaichik (née Gorelik) (1871, Bobruisk, Mogilev Region – 1934, Lyubonichi). No formal education is mentioned in the records. Began working in 1922. Later, in Riga, she worked as an apprentice receiver, receiver, ironer, product counter, and cutter at the Mara firm (1966–1974).

Married to Ivan Andreevich Gartman (born 1903, Orenburg); their son Ernest Ivanovich Kitaichuk was born in 1934 in Moscow. The marriage was dissolved in 1939.

In 1988, Brigita Kitaichuk received permission to travel to the United States (for 90 days) to visit her sister Tamara Semyonovna Krislav (née Kitaichik) (born 1911, Lyubonichi), who had emigrated to Israel in 1978 and later moved to the U.S.

Family:

Shleima (Solomon) Meerovich Kitaichik (1870–1935, Lyubonichi) - father
Rakhil Zalmanovna Kitaichik (née Gorelik) (1871–1934, Lyubonichi) - mother
Leiba Solomonovich Kitaichik (1894, Lyubonichi – 1945, Bobruisk; according to other data – 1958, Riga) - brother
Goda Solomonovna Makhtina (née Kitaichik) (1898–1941) - sister
Natan Solomonovich Kitaichik (1900, Lyubonichi – 1937, Saratov) - brother

Samuil Solomonovich Kitaichik (1903, Lyubonichi – died in imprisonment after arrest in 1936; posthumously rehabilitated) - brother

Miron (Meer) Solomonovich Kitaichik (born 1904, Lyubonichi) - brother

Tatyana Solomonovna Kagan (née Kitaichik) (born 1910, Lyubonichi) - sister

Tamara Semyonovna Krislav (née Kitaichik) (born 1911, Lyubonichi) - sister

Ivan Andreevich Gartman (born 1903, Orenburg) -husband

Ernest Ivanovich Kitaichuk (born 1934, Moscow) - son