Suleimanova (née Leinzson) Shlima Leonidovna (10 July 1947, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi) — engineer.

Shlima Suleimanova was the daughter of Leonid Leinzson (1917, Tarutino district, Izmail region — 1975, Riga) and Sheyndel Leinzson (née Komarovskaya) (1914, Izmail district, Odessa region). In 1952, she moved with her parents to Riga. In 1962, she graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 34 (eight-year school).

In 1964–1973, she worked as a copyist, inspector, tester, and senior technician at the Riga Instrument-Making Plant. In 1966, she graduated from the Riga Electromechanical Technical School, receiving the qualification of a technician-technologist.

In 1973–1977, she worked as a mathematical engineer and programmer at the Central Design Bureau “Zapryba.” In 1979, she was a senior engineer at the Riga Research Institute of Cardiology.

She was married to Mikhail Suleimanov (1939, Tbilisi), and they had children: Elina Suleimanova (1976, Riga) and Ilya Suleimanov (1976, Riga).

In 1980, Shlima Suleimanova received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her cousin, Inna Goltsband (née Sokolovskaya) (1949, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Odessa region).

Family:

Mikhail Suleimanov (1939, Tbilisi) — husband
Elina Suleimanova (1976, Riga) — daughter
Ilya Suleimanov (1976, Riga) — son
Leonid Leinzson (1917–1975) — father
Sheindel Leinzson (née Komarovskaya) (1914) — mother
Monya Leinzson (1941, Yershov, Saratov region) — brother
Raisa Khalyavina (née Leinzson) (1947, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi) — sister
Inna Goltsband (née Sokolovskaya) (1949, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi) — cousin