Libgarts Minna Avraamovna (1909, Alexandria, Ukraine) ― doctor.

Minna Libgarts was born into a family of artisans who were engaged in dyeing and dry cleaning clothes. In 1925, she graduated from the midwifery and paramedic school in Kharkiv. Until 1935, she worked in various medical institutions as an assistant doctor. In 1935, she enrolled in the Kharkiv Medical Institute and moved to Baku, where she graduated from medical school in 1941. During World War II, she worked in evacuation hospitals. In 1946, she arrived in Daugavpils with the hospital, and in 1947 she was transferred to work as a doctor in Valga (Estonian SSR).

Source: Fund No. 440, inventory 2-l, file 63, l. 3.