Gumpler Gesha Samuilovna (1933)

Gumpler Gesha (Gescha) Samuilovna (b. 17 June 1933, Riga) — worker.

Gesha Gumpler completed seven years of basic schooling. During the Second World War, she was evacuated to Yaroslavl Oblast and later to Bukhara. Upon returning to Riga, she worked at the Spars footwear production artel, as a registrar at Riga’s First City Hospital, and at the Fifth Polyclinic.

From 1954 to 1956, she bore the surname of her husband, Hertzberg. Following their divorce, she resumed her maiden name.

In the 1950s, she, her mother Khana-Leah Gumpler (b. 1904), and her brother Iona Gumpler (b. 1939) received an invitation to emigrate to Israel for permanent residence from her mother's sister, Ete Levin.

Gumpler Khana-Leah (b. 1904) — mother
Gumpler Samuil (1904–1951) — father
Gumpler Iona (b. 1939) — brother
Isaak Hertzberg (b. 1929) — former husband