Gurovich Sheyna Nokhimovna (1922)

Gurovich (Kan) Sheyna Nokhimovna (25.05.1922, Riga) — worker. Born into the family of Kan Nokhum Zalmanovich (1892, Krāslava, Latvia) and Kan (Rubinstein) Ita-Liba (1899, Bauska, Latvia — killed by fascists in 1941, Riga). Completed 8 grades of secondary school (1937); was a worker at the Leibovich factory (1937–41). Was evacuated to Orlovka village, Kirghiz SSR, where she worked as a collective farm worker at the “Komintern” collective farm (1941–45). Returning to Riga, worked as a furniture appraiser at the Riga City Industrial Trade (1945–47); kept house (1947–62); was a worker in the quality control department of the “1 May” footwear association (1962–69). Her marriage to Gurovich David Borisovich (1921, Riga) produced a daughter Gurovich Ida Davidovna (1947, Riga) and a son Gurovich Alexander Davidovich (1955, Riga). In 1969, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where the following relatives were living: her sister Ken-Tsipor (Kan) Khiena Batya Nokhimovna (1924, Riga) and brother Kan Leyba Nokhimovich (1926, Riga), as well as her husband's sister Gellerman (Gurovich) Mikhla Borisovna (1925, Riga).

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Kan Nokhum Zalmanovich (1892) — father
Kan (Rubinstein) Ita-Liba (1899–1941) — mother
Kan Itsik Nokhimovich (1918, Riga) — brother
Ken-Tsipor (Kan) Khiena Batya Nokhimovna (1924, Riga) — sister
Kan Leyba Nokhimovich (1926) — brother
Gurovich David Borisovich (1921) — husband
Gurovich Ida Davidovna (1947) — daughter
Gurovich Alexander Davidovich (1955) — son
Gellerman (Gurovich) Mikhla Borisovna (1925) — husband's sister