Ezros Eidya Yakovlevna (1921)

Ezros (Soyfer) Eidya Yakovlevna (13.02.1921, Zolotonosha, Cherkasy Oblast) — nurse. In 1938, graduated from the midwife-nurse school in Zolotonosha. In 1938–41 — midwife at the Vyrnany midwifery-paramedic station in Lyubar District, Zhytomyr Oblast. In 1941–45 — nurse in evacuation hospital No. 3331, moving with the hospital through Kharkiv, Kalinin and Daugavpils. In 1945–47 — nurse at the Railway Hospital of Daugavpils. In 1947–52 — homemaker. In 1954, completed radiologist-laboratory assistant courses. In 1952–77 — radiologist-laboratory assistant in the laboratory of the Baltic Railway Hospital in Daugavpils. From 1977 — pensioner. Member of the CPSU 1944–77. Awarded medals “For Combat Merit,” “For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–45,” “For Valiant Labour to Mark the 100th Anniversary of V.I. Lenin's Birth,” and “20 Years of Victory.” Her marriage to Ezros Khaim (1918, Daugavpils) produced children Ezros Zalman (1950, Daugavpils) and Simonovskaya (Ezros) Bella (1947, Daugavpils). E.'s brothers Soyfer Abram (1919, Zolotonosha — 1942) and Soyfer Motya (1928, Zolotonosha — 1943) perished on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. E.'s sister Soyfer Olga (1925, Zolotonosha) lived in Riga in the 1970s. E.'s parents — Soyfer Basya (1892, Kaniv, Ukraine — 1941) and Soyfer Yakov (1890, Kaniv, Ukraine — 1941) — were killed in a bombing raid during the evacuation in 1941. E.'s daughter emigrated to Israel in 1977 from Leningrad. In 1977, E. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her husband's second cousin, Shulman (Sragovich) Genya (1902, Daugavpils).

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Ezros Khaim (1918, Daugavpils) — husband
Ezros Zalman (1950, Daugavpils) — son
Simonovskaya (Ezros) Bella (1947, Daugavpils) — daughter
Soyfer Basya (1892, Kaniv, Ukraine — 1941) — mother
Soyfer Yakov (1890, Kaniv, Ukraine — 1941) — father
Soyfer Abram (1919, Zolotonosha — 1942) — brother
Soyfer Motya (1928, Zolotonosha — 1943) — brother
Soyfer Olga (1925, Zolotonosha) — sister
Shulman (Sragovich) Genya (1902, Daugavpils) — husband's second cousin