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Nasteter Polina Abramovna (1951)

Personal data
SurnameNasteter
NamePolina
PatronymAbramovna
Birth year1951
Birth month9
Birth day3
Birth placeRiga
SexF

Nasteter (née Zel) Polina Abramovna (3 September 1951, Riga) — worker.

Polina Nasteter was born into the family of Abram Yakovlevich Zel (1919, Riga) and Ester Leibovna Lifshits (née Kuklya) (1918, Rēzekne). She graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 13 and worked as a secretary-typist at the 1st State Notarial Office of the Supreme Court of the Latvian SSR (1968–1970, Riga), and as an information bureau agent at the Riga–Freight railway station (1970–1971). From 1971 to 1973, she studied at the Latvian State University.

In 1973, she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 her then fiancé, Robert Grigoryevich Rivkind (1952, Riga), had been living.

Family:

Abram Yakovlevich Zel (1919) — father
Ester Leibovna Lifshits (née Kuklya) (1918) — mother
Anna Mikhailovna Taukule (née Lifshits) (1942, Sverdlovsk) — sister (maternal)
Lev Abramovich Zel (1954–1985, Riga) — brother