Razumovskaya Zhanna Naumovna (7.11.1931, Kirovohrad Region) — lawyer.

In 1941 Zhanna Razumovskaya was evacuated to the Chelyabinsk Region and subsequently transferred to Ryazan. After the end of the war, she moved to Riga. In 1953 she graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Latvian State University.

In 1953–1954 she worked as a librarian at the Central Club of Automobile Workers in Riga. In 1954–1955 she was an investigator at the Dagda District Prosecutor’s Office. In 1955–1956 she served as an investigator at the Kraslava District Prosecutor’s Office. In 1956–1964 she was an assistant prosecutor in the Ludza District. In 1964 she became a prosecutor of the Department of Special Investigations of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Latvian SSR. In 1964–1975 she was an assistant prosecutor of the Kraslava District. In 1975–1977 she worked as a senior legal economist at the Kraslava District Department of Agriculture.

In 1977 she was admitted to the Latvian SSR Bar Association. In 1977–1990 she worked in Kraslava (after the restoration of Latvian independence — at the Kraslava Office of Sworn Advocates “Latgale”).

Member of the CPSU since 1953.

Married to Rivon, Zelik; their daughters are Rivon, Tatyana and Rivon, Galina.

Family:

Rivon, Zelik — husband
Rivon, Tatyana — daughter
Rivon, Galina — daughter