Livshits (Livschitz) (Brauer) Khana-Gita (Hana-Gita) Yakovlevna (1908, Riga) — homemaker.

Khana-Gita Livshits was born to Brauer Yakov Izraylevich (1877–1960, Riga) and Brauer Sara Abramovna (1877–1955, Riga). She completed seven grades of school. During WWII she was evacuated to Novo-Yuchino, Tomsk Region, where she worked in a local kolkhoz (1941–1945). She then worked at a fish-processing plant (Rybzavod) in Kargasok, Tomsk Region (1945–1947). From 1947 to 1968 she lived supported by her daughters.

She married Aba Moiseevich Livshits (1907–1947, Riga).

Their daughters are Lea Abovna Flor (Livshits) (1930, Riga) and Riva Abovna Shvom (Livshits) (1935, Riga)

In 1969, Khana-Gita Livshits received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her daughter Lea Abovna Flor (Livshits) (1930) was living.

Family:

• Yakov Izraylevich Brauer (1877–1960) — father
• Sara Abramovna Brauer (1877–1955) — mother
• Leo Yakovlevich Brauer (1910) — brother, owner of a furniture store in Brazil
• Rasha Yakovlevna Ochints (Brauer)(1916, Riga) — sister
• Aba Moiseevich Livshits (1907–1947) — husband
• Lea Abovna Flor (Livshits) (1930) — daughter
• Riva Abovna Shvom (Livshits) (1935) — daughter