Manoim (née Reitblat) Etla Froimovna (8 January 1945, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region) — manual worker.

She was born into the family of a manual worker, Froim Abramovich Reitblat (born 1912, Velednyky, Zhytomyr Region), and a homemaker, Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Gendelman) (born 1913, Bohun, Zhytomyr Region). She completed secondary school. In 1961, she moved to Riga, where she worked as a seamstress and quality controller at Branch No. 2 of “Rīgas Apģērbs” (1961–74), as a janitor at Housing Administration No. 34 of the Moscow District (1974), and as a sales assistant at Shop No. 124 of the Moscow District Food Trade Directorate (1974–79).

She was married to Samuil Abovich Manoim (born 1942, Molotovsk, Kirov Region). Their children were: Tatyana Samuilovna Manoim (born 1967, Riga) and Albert Samuilovich Manoim (born 1973, Riga).

In 1979, she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s cousin Uriy (Urya) Solomonovich Gelbart (born 1937, Krustpils) had been living since 1972.

Family:

Froim Abramovich Reitblat (born 1912) — father
Dunya Aronovna Reitblat (née Gendelman) (born 1913) — mother
Faina Froimovna Kulova (née Reitblat) (born 1938, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region) — sister
Boris Froimovich Reitblat (born 1942, Namangan, Uzbek SSR) — brother
David Froimovich Reitblat (born 1946, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region) — brother
Samuil Abovich Manoim (born 1942) — husband
Tatyana Samuilovna Manoim (born 1967) — daughter
Albert Samuilovich Manoim (born 1973) — son
Uriy (Urya) Solomonovich Gelbart (born 1937) — husband’s cousin