Libman (Liebmann) (Kollender) Liliya Georgievna (1 December 1938, Tselinograd, Kazakh SSR — today Astana, capital of Kazakhstan) — physician.

Liliya Libman was born into the family of Georgiy Solomonovich Beletsky (1907, Boguslav, Poland — 1951, Norilsk; sentenced by the Special Council as an “enemy of the people” and exiled to Norilsk; rehabilitated posthumously in 1956) and Ida Shilovna Kollender (1908, Oswiecim, Poland). She worked in Karaganda, Kazakh SSR, as a laboratory assistant at City Hospital No. 5 (1956–1957), studied at and graduated from the Karaganda Medical Institute (1957–1963). She then worked as a nurse at City Hospital No. 5 (1963–1964, Karaganda). After moving to Riga, she was supported by her mother (1964–1965) and later worked as a physician in Riga in Polyclinics Nos. 13, 6, and 12 (1964–1979). From 1979 she was a homemaker.

In marriage with Yakov Meerovich Libman (1938, Riga) were born sons Miron Yakovlevich Libman (1967, Riga) and Arkadiy Yakovlevich Libman (1972, Riga).

In 1979 Liliya Libman received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 the mother of her husband, Meri Geselevna Libman (Kutnik) (1902, Ekabpils, Latvia), and his sister, Gesina Mironovna Derchanskaya (Libman) (1934, Riga), resided.

Georgiy Solomonovich Beletsky (1907–1951) — father
Ida Shilovna Kollender (1908) — mother
Boris Georgievich Kollender (1933, Moscow) — brother
Yakov Meerovich Libman (1938) — husband
Miron Yakovlevich Libman (1967) — son
Arkadiy Yakovlevich Libman (1972) — son
Meri Geselevna Libman (Kutnik) (1902) — mother-in-law
Gesina Mironovna Derchanskaya (Libman) (1934) — sister-in-law