Levinson (Lewinsohn) (Lif) Khaya (Chaya) Abramovna (born 27 August 1911, Slobodka, Poland) — seamstress.

From 1925 to 1938 Khaya Levinsohn worked as a seamstress in private workshops in Riga and Jelgava. From 1941 to 1944 she was a seamstress in the Shveyprom artel in Yaransk, Kirov Region.

From 1944 she was a homemaker.

In 1918 Khaya Levinson’s parents moved with their children from Poland to Latvia. Her sister Tsiviya Rayn (born 1913) remained in Poland and in 1947 emigrated to Israel. Her parents, Abram Lif (date of birth unknown – 1940s) and Sheine Lif (date of birth unknown – 1940s), her brothers Abe Lif (1908–1940s) and Haim Lif (1914–1940s), and her sister Khava Lif (1915–1940s) perished in Riga during the German occupation. Her brother Khone Lif (1906–1966) emigrated to England in 1946.

Family:

Yakov Levinson (1902) – husband
Leiba Levinson (born 1938) – son
Sheina Levinson (born 1945) – daughter
Abram Lif (date of birth unknown – 1940s) – father
Sheyne Lif (date of birth unknown – 1940s) – mother
Khone Lif (1906–1966) – brother
Abe Lif (1908–1940s) – brother
Tsiviya Rayn (born 1913) – sister
Khava Lif (1915–1940s) – sister
Haim Lif (1914–1940s) – brother