Plavina (Yukha, Solovei) Khasya Zalmanovna (1913, Varakļāni — ?) — seamstress. In 1919, moved with her parents to Balvi. In 1926, completed Jewish primary school. In 1927–34 — seamstress in private workshops. In 1935–41 — homemaker. In 1941, P. was evacuated to Gorky Oblast; until 1946 — cook at a military unit in Gorokhovets. In 1946, P. moved to Riga, worked at the “Laima” factory. In 1946–61 — seamstress at Latpotrebsoyuz and the “Ausma” factory. In 1961–70 — seamstress at the “Spartak” factory and Riga bespoke clothing factory No. 1. From 1970 — pensioner. Her first marriage to Solovei Yankel (Yakov) (1911, Balvi — 1942) produced a daughter Yukha (Solovei) Taube (1935, Balvi). Her second marriage to Plavin Iosif (1901, Daugavpils) produced a son Plavin Mikhail (1949, Riga). In the Holocaust, P.'s first husband, parents Yukha Zalman (1871–1941) and Yukha Tauba (1871–1941), brother Yukha Yakov (1906–1941) and sister Yukha Lyuba (1899–1941) perished. P.'s sister, Kopman (Yukha) Khaya (1903, Varakļāni), emigrated to South Africa. In 1971, P. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her daughter.

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Solovei Yankel (Yakov) (1911–1942) — first husband
Yukha (Solovei) Taube (1935) — daughter
Plavin Iosif (1901, Daugavpils) — second husband
Plavin Mikhail (1949, Riga) — son
Yukha Zalman (1871–1941) — father
Yukha Tauba (1871–1941) — mother
Yukha Yakov (1906–1941) — brother
Yukha Lyuba (1899–1941) — sister
Kopman (Yukha) Khaya (1903) — sister