Serdyuk (Serdjuk (née Beinart) Khanna (Hanna) Yudelevna (3 October 1938, Riga) – planning economist.

Khanna Serdyuk was born into the family of a worker, Yudel Rakhmilovich Beinart (1909, Riga – 1978, Israel), and a seamstress, Bina Grigoryevna Beinart (née Fleisher) (1909, Kuldīga). She graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 15 (1955), and later from the Riga Industrial Technical School (1965).

She worked as a labourer at the “Blazma” combine (1957–1960). Until 1963, she was financially dependent on her husband. She then worked as an accounts clerk at the Riga trust “Gortop” (1963–1964), a senior technician at the Central Design Bureau of Construction Materials of the Ministry of Construction of the Latvian SSR (1964–1965), a senior labour and wages engineer at the “Straume” factory (1965–1977), a senior engineer at the experimental sports boat factory “Dzintars” (1977–1982), and an engineer in the labour and wages department at the “Elektrons” association (1982–1988).

In marriage to Albert Mikhailovich Serdyuk (1935, Omsk), a daughter was born: Nonna Albertovna Serdyuk (1959, Riga).

In 1988, she received permission to emigrate to the United States, where since 1979 her sister, Bella (according to other sources, Esti-Bella) Yudelevna Epstein (née Beinart) (1947, Riga), had been living.

Family:

Yudel Rakhmilovich Beinart (1909–1978) – father
Bina Grigoryevna Beinart (née Fleisher) (1909) – mother
Bella (Esti-Bella) Yudelevna Epstein (née Beinart) (1947) – sister
Albert Mikhailovich Serdyuk (1935) – husband
Nonna Albertovna Serdyuk (1959) – daughter