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Komarovskaya Rita Pinkhasovna (1936)

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SurnameKomarovskaya
NameRita
PatronymPinkhasovna
Birth year1936
Birth month7
Birth day15
birth_placeTatar-Bunary
SexF

Komarovskaya Rita Pinkhasovna (b. July 15, 1936, Tatar-Bunary, Izmail Region) — physician.

Rita Komarovskaya was born into the family of Pinkhas Komarovsky (b. 1903, Sarata District, Izmail Region) and Liba Komarovskaya (née Slutkina) (b. 1908, Tarutyne District, Izmail Region). In 1945, she moved with her parents to Riga.

Until 1975, Komarovskaya worked as a junior research associate at the Riga Medical Institute. From 1975 to 1987, she served as a medical inspector at the Ministry of Health of the Latvian SSR, and from 1987 onward, as a senior research associate at the Riga Medical Institute.

In 1990, she and her daughter, Liana Shkolnik (b. 1971, Riga), received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her mother’s brother, Bentsion Slutskin (b. 1912, Tatar-Bunary, Izmail Region).

Family:

Liana Shkolnik (b. 1971, Riga) — daughter
Pinkhas Komarovsky (b. 1903, Sarata District, Izmail Region) — father
Liba Komarovskaya (née Slutkina) (b. 1908, Tarutyne District, Izmail Region) — mother
Bentsion Slutskin (b. 1912, Tatar-Bunary, Izmail Region) — maternal uncle