Ladyzhenskaya (née Lekhtsind) Ella Abramovna (22 March 1940, Vinnytsia, Ukraine) — employee.

Ella Ladyzhenskaya was born into the family of office workers Abram Yakovlevich Lekhtsind (1912–1962, Haisyn, Vinnytsia Region) and Roza Iosifovna Lekhtsind (née Leifer) (1920, Haisyn — 1957, Odesa). She graduated from Haisyn Secondary School No. 1 (1957) and later from the Odesa Food Industry College (1957–1960).

She worked as an assistant lab technician at the Haisyn Sugar Factory (1960–1961), managed household duties (1961–1964), then worked in Haisyn as a waffle production worker at the butter and cheese factory (1964–1965), a quality inspector at the bread factory (1965–1966), and a storekeeper and technologist at the Consumer Union industrial plant (1966–1967). From 1967 to 1970 she worked as a cashier-accountant at a Consumer Union retail store and was a homemaker in 1970–1971.

After moving to Riga, she worked as an accountant and senior accountant at the Riga Dining Car Enterprise (1971–1973) and as an accountant in Cafeteria No. 11 of the Operations and Repair Department No. 1 of the Baltic Railway (1973–1979).

Married to Lev Getselevich Ladyzhensky (b. 1936, Tulchyn, Vinnytsia Region), she had two children — Rimma Lvovna Ladyzhenskaya (b. 1962, Haisyn) and Gennady Lvovich Ladyzhensky (b. 1972, Riga).

In 1979, Ella Ladyzhenskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1932 her uncle (mother’s brother), Moshe Iosifovich Friedman (b. 1908, Vinnytsia), had been living.

Family:

Abram Yakovlevich Lekhtsind (1912–1962) — father
Roza Iosifovna Lekhtsind (née Leifer) (1920–1957) — mother
Ilya Abramovich Lekhtsind (1942, Frunze, Kyrgyzstan — 1977, Moscow) — brother
Lev Getselevich Ladyzhensky (b. 1936) — husband
Rimma Lvovna Ladyzhenskaya (b. 1962) — daughter
Gennady Lvovich Ladyzhensky (b. 1972) — son
Moshe Iosifovich Friedman (b. 1908) — uncle