Polotovskaya Nina Aronovna (8 November 1907, Vitebsk, Belarus) — worker.

Nina Polotovskaya was born into the family of Aron Borisovich Polotovsky and Khana Naumovna Polotovskaya (dates of birth and death not recorded in the documents). For family reasons, she moved to Kazan in the Tatar ASSR. She was dependent on her husband (1932–1941, Kazan). Worked as a loader at Fur Factory No. 4 (1941–1949, Kazan). After moving to Riga, she was an apprentice and then a seamstress in the “9 May” artel (1950), a worker at Brewery No. 3 (1950–1952), a nanny in kindergartens No. 33 and 35 (1954–1963), and a packer at the Central Pharmaceutical Warehouse (1953–1954). From 1963 — retired.

In her marriage to Matvey Abramovich Singer (1907, Vitebsk, Belarus – 1971, Kazan), the following children were born:

Sima Matveevna Livshits (née Singer) (b. 1933, Kazan)

Asya Matveevna Khavenson (née Singer) (b. 1938, Kazan)

Aron Matveevich Singer (b. 1940, Kazan)

The marriage was dissolved in 1940.

In 1973, Nina Polotovskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her daughter Sima Matveevna Livshits (b. 1933) and her son Aron Matveevich Singer (b. 1940) had been living.

Family:

Aron Borisovich Polotovsky — father
Khana Naumovna Polotovskaya — mother
Boris Aronovich Polotovsky (b. 1902) — brother
Grigory Aronovich Polotovsky (b. 1913, Vitebsk) — brother
Matvey Abramovich Singer (1907–1971) — former husband
Sima Matveevna Livshits (née Singer) (b. 1933) — daughter
Asya Matveevna Khavenson (née Singer) (b. 1938) — daughter
Aron Matveevich Singer (b. 1940) — son