Raisina(Reissina) (née Chertova) Nadezhda Grigoryevna (21 April 1936, Irkutsk) — mechanical technician.

Nadezhda Raisina was born into the family of a military serviceman, Chertov Grigory Semyonovich (1908, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine — killed in action near Moscow in 1941 during the Great Patriotic War), and a homemaker, Evgeniya Yakovlevna Shaferman (née Briskina, in her first marriage — Chertova) (1910, Paris, France). In 1940 the familymoved from Irkutsk to Krasnoyarsk, where Nadezhda completed 7 grades of school (1954), and later attended the evening department of the Krasnoyarsk Textile Technical School (1956–1961). No documentary data on her first places of employment have been found. It is known that in Riga she worked as a forewoman at the Electromechanical Factory (1973), dispatcher at the Straume factory (1973–1974), packer at the firm “Latvbytkhimiya” (1974–1976), process engineer at the Experimental Plant (1976–1980), forewoman at the Glass and Mirror Factory (1980–1981), cleaner at the production association “Elektrons” (1982–1986); from 1986 — retired.

In marriage with Lev Borisovich Raisin (1931, Indra station, Krāslava district, Latvia) a son was born — Grigory Lvovich Raisin (1961, Krasnoyarsk).

In 1988 Nadezhda Raisina received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 her husband’s sister, Raisa Barukhovna Pliner (née Raisina), according to other data — Borisovna (1939, Indra station), had been living.

Family:

Chertov Grigory Semyonovich (1908–1941) — father
Evgeniya Yakovlevna Shaferman (née Briskina, in her first marriage — Chertova) (1910) — mother
Lev Borisovich Raisin (1931) — husband
Grigory Lvovich Raisin (1961) — son
Raisa Barukhovna Pliner (née Raisina), according to other data — Borisovna (1939) — sister-in-law