Polskaya (née Fradkina) Anna Isaevna (10 June 1930, Krivoy Rog, Dnipropetrovsk Region) — educator. She was born into the family of employee Isai Semyonovich Fradkin (1899–1957, Krivoy Rog) and Elizaveta Isakovna Fradkina (née Adler) (1903–1975, Krivoy Rog). She began school in 1938 and, together with her parents, was evacuated to Nizhny Tagil (Sverdlovsk Region), where she continued her schooling (1941–1945). After returning to Krivoy Rog, she graduated from Secondary School No. 25 (1949) and, in 1953, from the Krivoy Rog Pedagogical Institute.

In 1953 she moved to the town of Sovetsk (Kaliningrad Region), where her husband was serving, and worked as a teacher of Russian language and literature at Secondary School No. 4 (1953–1955). She was dependent on her husband in 1955–1956, then again worked at Secondary School No. 4 (1956–1958), was dependent on her husband in 1958–1959, worked as an educator at Kindergarten No. 2 (1959–1960), was again dependent on her husband (1960–1961), and subsequently worked at Secondary Schools No. 12 and No. 8 (1961–1970).

After moving to Riga, Anna Polskaya worked as an educator in the children’s room at Housing Administration No. 79 (1970–1972), was a pedagogical methodologist for children’s rooms of the Moscow District (1972–1980), and worked as a teacher for chronically ill children at Riga Secondary School No. 43 (1980–1984).

Married to Mark Shlemovich Polsky (b. 1924, Krivoy Rog); their children were Ludmila Markovna Fridman (née Polskaya) (b. 1954, Krivoy Rog) and Alexander Markovich Polsky (b. 1958, Krivoy Rog).

In 1985 Anna Polskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her daughter, Ludmila Markovna Fridman (née Polskaya) (b. 1954), had been living since 1979.

Family:

Isai Semyonovich Fradkin (1899–1957) — father
Elizaveta Isakovna Fradkina (née Adler) (1903–1975) — mother
Mark Shlemovich Polsky (b. 1924) — husband
Ludmila Markovna Fridman (née Polskaya) (b. 1954) — daughter
Alexander Markovich Polsky (b. 1958) — son