Ospovat (Ospowat) (née Traub-Bin) Raisa Vulfovna (16 March 1946, Moscow) — typist.

Raisa Ospovat was born into the family of Vulf Traub-Bin (1904, Lithuania — 1956, Riga) and Golda Yakovlevna Notas (1909, Salakas, Lithuania). In 1948 she moved with her parents to Riga.

In 1964 she graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 15. In 1964 she worked as a quality control inspector at the Riga Electromechanical Plant. In 1964–65 she was a storekeeper at the enterprise Energoremont. In 1965–67 she worked as a storekeeper at PMK Gidrotekhstroi. In 1967 she was employed as a typist at the Agricultural Construction Design Bureau of the Ministry of Local Industry of the Latvian SSR. In 1968 she worked as an engineer at the Furniers plant. In 1968–69 she was a typist at the Ministry of Woodworking Industry of the Latvian SSR.

In 1971 she completed, by correspondence, the All-Union Technical School of Soviet Trade, obtaining a qualification as an accountant. In 1969–72 she worked as an accountant-cashier at Latvkhimsnabsbyt. From 1973 she was employed as a typist at the design institute Latgirprostroi.

In her first marriage to Emmanuel Ospovat (1946, Riga; marriage dissolved in 1970), a son, Vulf Ospovat (1966, Riga), was born. In her second marriage to Ivan Mikolchuk (1941, Vinnytsia region; marriage dissolved in 1978), children Lyubov Mikolchuk (1971, Riga) and Alexander Mikolchuk (1976, Riga) were born.

In 1979 Raisa Ospovat received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her mother.

Family:

Emmanuel Ospovat (1946, Riga) — first husband
Vulf Emmanuilovich Ospovat (1966, Riga) — son
Ivan Mikolchuk (1941, Vinnytsia region) — second husband
Lyubov Ivanovna Mikolchuk (1971, Riga) — daughter
Alexander Ivanovich Mikolchuk (1976, Riga) — son
Vulf Traub-Bin (1904, Lithuania — 1956, Riga) — father
Golda Yakovlevna Notas (1909, Salakas, Lithuania) — mother
Rudolf Traub-Bin (1936, Moscow — 1942, Liepāja) — brother