Tsimerman (née Raskina) Khana Ruvinovna (26.02.1944, Katav-Ivanovsky, Chelyabinsk Region) – teacher, musician. Born into the family of shoe designer Raskin Ruvin Berkovich (1893, Pobolovo, Belorussia) and housewife Raskina (née Sorkin) Bunya Yankelevna (1901, Zhlobin – 1960, Bobruysk, Belorussia). After the war her family returned to Bobruysk, where she completed the local 7-year general education and music schools (1957), then the Riga Music College named after Jāzeps Mediņš (1962), enrolled at the Latvian State Conservatory named after Jāzeps Vītols (1962), which she completed by correspondence in 1967. She worked as a piano teacher at the Daugavpils Music College (1965—1969) and was concertmaster at the Latvian State Conservatory named after Jāzeps Vītols (1969—1970) in Riga. She worked as a piano teacher at the Music College named after Jāzeps Mediņš (1970—1973).

In her marriage to Tsimerman Lazar Tsalelovich (1944, Kurgan-Tyube, Tajik SSR), daughter Tsimerman Irina Lazarevna (1966, Daugavpils) was born.

In 1973 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her husband's uncle (his father's brother) Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923, Dvinsk) had been living.

N. Voronova

Raskin Ruvin Berkovich (1893) – father
Raskina (née Sorkin) Bunya Yankelevna (1901—1960) – mother
Raskin Yakov Romanovich (1923, Pobolovo) – brother
Suris (née Raskina) Ruta Ruvinovna (1924, Zhlobin) – sister
Zaretskaya (née Raskina) Basya Ruvinovna (1929, Bobruysk) – sister
Tsimerman Lazar Tsalelovich (1944) – husband
Tsimerman Irina Lazarevna (1966) – daughter
Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923) – husband's uncle