Krumer (née Khazan) Khana Ezrovna (b. 22 May 1919, Riga) — employee.
From 1937 to 1940, Khana Krumer worked as a laboratory assistant at the Leibovich Joint-Stock Company photographic laboratory in Riga while attending the evening department of the Raiņa Gymnasium, which she graduated from in 1939. From 1940 to 1941, she worked as a photographic laboratory assistant at the House of the Red Army.
During World War II, she was evacuated to the city of Gorky, where from 1941 to 1942 she worked at the Mekhsteklozavod Glass Factory. Later, she traveled through the Novosibirsk Region to Kazakhstan. From 1942 to 1945, she served as a secretary for the Medical-Labor Expert Commission (VTEK) of the Department of Social Welfare in Mary, Turkmen SSR.
After the war, she returned to Riga, where until 1947 she worked as a supply manager in the administrative department of the Main Administration of Agricultural Cooperation and as a secretary-stenographer. From 1952 to 1956, she worked at the Sadarbība Sewing Factory. From 1959 to 1978, she worked as an educator at the Kaija Club, the Pishchevik Pioneer Camp, and the Children’s Room of the Riga Dairy Plant (she had no formal pedagogical training). Since 1978, she was retired.
In 1979, she applied for permission to emigrate to Israel with her family.
She was awarded the Medal “For Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.”
In 1945, Khana married Abram Mendelevich Krumer. Their children are Basya Abramovna Kotlechkova (née Krumer) and Ezra Abramovich Krumer.
Family:
Abram Mendelevich Krumer (b. 1914, Riga) — husband
Basya Abramovna Kotlechkova (née Krumer) — daughter
Ezra Abramovich Krumer — son
Ezra Abramovich Khazan (1881 – Dec. 1941, Inskaya railway station, Novosibirsk Region) — father, employee at a bone-processing factory and in the forestry industry
Feiga Khatskelevna Khazan (née Feitelman) (b. 1894 [or 1896], Jaunjelgava – d. 1942, Jani-Kurgan District, Selodin Region, Kazakh SSR) — mother
Abram Ezrovich Khazan (b. 1913, Riga – ?) — brother, head of department at the Riga Wholesale Trading Office
Mikhail Ezrovich Khazan (b. 1921, Riga – ?) — brother, worker at the Riga Electromechanical Plant
Ginda Ezrovna Maizel (née Khazan) — sister
Khaya Ezrovna Grinberg (née Khazan) (b. 1923, Riga – ?) — sister, employee at the Riga Knitwear and Headwear Factory under the Department of Public Services; emigrated to Israel in 1964