Platovskaya (Platowskaya) (née Druk) Khaya (Chaya) Ekhelevna (23 May 1934, Krustpils) -accountant.

Khaya Platovskaya was the daughter of Ekhel Druk (1902, Krustpils – 1942) and Sarra Druk (1904, Krustpils – 1966, Riga). She spent the war years in evacuation in Novosibirsk Oblast.

In 1951 she completed eight grades at the Krustpils Secondary School and was forced to discontinue her education for health reasons. From 1954 to 1956 she worked as a clerical accounting employee at the Krustpils Machine-Tractor Station (MTS). In 1958 she was employed as an accountant at the Krustpils Sugar Factory. In 1959 she worked as a telephone operator at the Krustpils Communications Office. From 1959 to 1960 she served as an accountant in the food department of military unit no. 32913 in Krustpils.

In 1960 she moved to Riga, where she worked as a sorter at the republican base of the Latvian Main Council of Agricultural Supply (Latglavselsovet). From 1960 to 1964 she was an accountant at Individual Tailoring Factory No. 2. In 1964–1965 she worked as a storekeeper at the wholesale company “Latbakaleja.” In 1965 she served as a facilities manager at Riga Municipal Nursery–Kindergarten No. 61. From 1965 to 1967 she was an accountant, and from 1967 a receiver/inspector, at Individual Tailoring Factory No. 1, later reorganised as the production association “Siluets.” She was a Group II disabled person.

Her father was killed in action during the Second World War. In her marriage to Abram Platovsky (born 1932, Varakļāni), a daughter was born: Sabina Platovskaya (born 1962, Riga). In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family :

Abram Platovsky (born 1932, Varakļāni) — husband
Sabina Platovskaya (born 1962, Riga) — daughter
Ekhel Druk (1902, Krustpils – 1942) — father
Sarra Druk (1904, Krustpils – 1966, Riga) — mother
Abram Druk (born 1931, Krustpils) — brother
Meishe Druk (born 1939, Krustpils) — brother