Libman (Liebmann) (Frandlich) Elena Aronovna (23 July 1939, Kharkov, Ukraine) — economist.

Elena Libman was born into the family of Aron Naumovich Malamud (1909, Kharkov — killed in action in 1943 during WWII) and Galina Iosifovna Frandlich (1912, Kharkov). In Kharkov she completed 8 classes of Secondary School No. 6 (1954), graduated from the Technological Technical School (1957), worked as a technician–timekeeper at the Kirov Artel, later renamed Footwear Factory No. 7 (1958–1961), and served as an economist in the building materials trade department of the “Selkhoztekhika” association (1962–1967). At the same time she studied in the correspondence division of Kharkov State University (1961–1967). After moving to Riga, she worked as an engineer–economist in the design bureau of the Ministry of Public Services (1968), was a worker at the Riga Dairy Plant (1968–1969), and served as senior economist and deputy head of the planning department of the Riga “Zagoplodooovoshch” office (1970–1979).

In marriage with Semen Moiseevich Libman (1933, Riga)* was born a daughter, Anzhelaida Semenovna Libman (1968, Riga).

In 1979 Elena Libman received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 her husband’s relatives had lived — his mother Miryama Davidovna Libman (Fridberg) (1917) and his brother Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940, Riga).

Aron Naumovich Malamud (1909–1943) — father
Galina Iosifovna Frandlikh (1912) — mother
Gennady Petrovich Zaster (1932, Kharkov) — half-brother (maternal)
Semen Moiseevich Libman (1933) — husband
Anzhelaida Semenovna Libman (1968) — daughter
Miryama Davidovna Libman (Fridberg) (1917) — mother-in-law
Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940, Riga) — brother-in-law

Note: Semen Moiseevich Libman (1933, Riga) lists M. D. Libman and M. D. Libman (Fridberg) as his parents and M. M. Libman as his brother. However, in their documents no son or brother named Semen Moiseevich Libman appears.