Klavina Feyga Yakovlevna (1904 — ?) — civic and party figure. In 1916–31, worked in Minsk as a seamstress for private individuals, at factories and workshops. Actively participated in civic life; in 1925–30 was elected deputy to the district soviet; member of the CPSU from 1929. In 1931, was sent to study at the Sverdlov Communist University; after graduating, from 1931 to 1942, worked in Moscow as press instructor at the 2nd Watch Factory, secretary of the factory press committee at the Press House, instructor at “Soyuzpechat.” In 1942–46, was in evacuation; worked as storekeeper at Factory No. 654 in Cheboksary. In 1947, was sent to a number of districts of Rēzekne District as plenipotentiary for grain deliveries to the state. In 1947–50 — instructor at “Soyuzpechat” in Riga. In 1950, lost her sight and no longer worked. Awarded the medal “For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.” Republican-level personal pensioner.

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