Levi (Lewy) (née Brod) Rakhil (Rachil) Alexeyevna (b. 17 October 1925, Rogachev, Belorussia) — economist.

After completing eight years of secondary school in Borisoglebsk (Voronezh Region), Rakhil Levi was evacuated in 1941 to Kokchetav, Kazakh SSR, where, after finishing the 9th grade, she worked in 1942–43 as a turner and then as a timekeeper at Factory No. 61 of the People’s Commissariat of Armaments. In 1943–44 she studied at the Alma-Ata Institute of Foreign Languages (left due to illness). After completing the 10th grade in Kokchetav, she studied in 1945–46 at the Institute of Chemical Engineering in Moscow. In 1946–49 she was a student at the Cooperative Technical College (first in Rovno, then in Chernovtsy).

In 1949–60 she worked as a senior economist at the Volyn Regional Consumer Union (Lutsk); in 1960–64 as a senior economist at the Latpotrebsoyuz (Latvian consumer union) (Riga); in 1964–66 as a senior economist in the Directorate of Industrial Enterprises of the Latpоtrebsoyuz.

Her first husband was Vladimir Nikolayevich Kamarda (b. 1926, Lubny).

Her second husband: Ruben Yerakhmieleyevich Levi.

Her son: Yevgeny Rubenovich Levi.

Father: Alexey Yevseyevich Brod (1895, Chashniki, Belorussia — 1968, Riga).

Mother: Esfir Solomonovna Brod (1899, Rogachev — 1959, Lutsk).

Sisters:

— Mila Alexeyevna Perekalskaya (b. 1924, Rogachev), emigrated to Israel (Tel Aviv) in the 19??s;

— Nekhama Leybovna Beigel (b. 1921, Mogilev), emigrated to Israel in the 19??s.