Perepletchikova Natalia Emanuelovna (19 December 1945, Melitopol) — engineer.

Perepletchikova’s parents, Liya Vayner (née Leibina) (1918) and Mikhail-Emanuel Vayner (1911), were both originally from Uzbekistan.

From 1966 to 1968, Natalia Perepletchikova worked as a technician in the department of the chief technologist at the REZ factory. From 1969 to 1970, she lived in the Semipalatinsk Region and worked in a construction and installation management company. From 1970 to 1973, she was a homemaker raising her son and studied in the evening division of the University of Latvia. She graduated from the Faculty of Economics in 1974.

Since 1973, she worked as a senior economist at the Latvian branch of the Central Institute for Scientific Organization of Labor, Management, and Rationalization.

In the 1970s, Natalia Perepletchikova applied for permission to emigrate to Israel to join her mother’s cousin, Moshe Pomerantz (1920), a native of Warsaw who had moved to the territory of present-day Israel in 1938 and was living and working there in the 1970s.

Family:

Samuil Perepletchikov (1945) — husband
Boris Perepletchikov (1970) — son
Liya Vayner (née Leibina) (1918) — mother
Mikhail-Emanuel Vayner (1911) — father
Moshe Pomerantz (1920) — mother’s cousin