| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Goldberg |
| Name | Zlata |
| Patronym | Leibovna |
| Birth year | 1921 |
| Birth month | 4 |
| Birth day | 26 |
| Birth place | Ternopil |
| Sex | F |
Goldberg (née Katz) Zlata Leibovna (born 26 April 1921, Ternopil Oblast, Poland) — homemaker.
Zlata Goldberg completed seven years of secondary education at a Polish school in the village of Tovete, Hrymailiv District, in 1936. During the 1940s, she lived and worked at the “8 March” state farm in the Voroshilov District of Saratov Oblast.
In 1948, she married Lev Goldberg (born 1904) in Daugavpils. After marriage, she did not return to work, instead devoting herself to running the household and raising their two daughters.
Together with her family, she planned to emigrate to the Polish People’s Republic to join her sister Feiga Barmanova (née Katz), under the terms of the Soviet–Polish Agreement of 25 March 1957.
Lev Goldberg (born 1904) — husband
Tinda Goldberg (born 1948) — daughter
Berta Goldberg (born 1949) — daughter
Feiga Barmanova (née Katz) (born 1920) — sister