Skorokhod (Skorochod) (née Khaitina) Dorita (22 November 1930, Riga) — physician.

Dorita Skorokhod was the daughter of Izrail Khaitin (1891, Mogilev Region) and Genya Khaitina (1903, Liepāja).

In 1948, she graduated from secondary school in Kansk. In 1955, she graduated from the Krasnoyarsk Medical Institute. From 1955 to 1957, she worked as a general physician at the Zhatay Hospital in the Yakut ASSR.

In 1958, she moved to Riga, where until 1959 she worked as a radiologist in a polyclinic of the Riga district. In 1960, she worked as a radiologist at the Jūrmala resort polyclinic. From 1961 to 1962, she was a resident physician at the “Baltija” sanatorium in Jūrmala. From 1962 onwards, she worked as a doctor in Riga nurseries No. 40 and No. 43.

In her marriage to Hirsh Skorokhod (1920, Ludza) (dissolved in 1960), sons Boris Skorokhod (1958, Riga) and Alexander Skorokhod (1962, Riga) were born. In 1965, Dorita Skorokhod submitted her first application to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her sister, Silva Rubasheva (née Khaitina; 1932, Riga), who left Latvia in 1965. Permission to emigrate was granted to her in 1971.

Family:

Hirsh Skorokhod (1920, Ludza) — husband
Boris Skorokhod (1958, Riga) — son
Alexander Skorokhod (1962, Riga) — son
Izrail Khaitin (1891, Mogilev Region) — father
Genya Khaitina (1903, Liepāja) — mother
Silva Rubasheva (née Khaitina; 1932, Riga) — sister