Gurvich Basya Idelevna (1941)

Gurvich (née Binder) Basya Idelevna (15 October 1941, Kostroma Oblast) — bookkeeper.

Basya Gurvich was the daughter of Yeche Binder (née Gdulin) (1916, Gostin) and Idel Binder (1909, Gostini – 1964, Riga). Moved to Riga with her mother in the late 1940s. Graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 25 in 1959. From 1959 to 1963, worked as a bookkeeper in the social welfare departments of the Moscow and Kirov districts of Riga. In 1963–65, worked as a bookkeeper at the Riga Dairy Plant. In 1965–66, warehouse clerk at the “Latvija” garment factory. From 1966, operator at the Computing Centre of the Latvian SSR.

In marriage to Benyamin Gurvich (1934, Riga), she had a son, Ilya Gurvich (b. 1965, Riga). In 1968, Basya Gurvich received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her husband’s sister, Khana Tayts (née Gurvich) (1930, Riga).

Benyamin Gurvich (1934, Riga) - husband

Ilya Gurvich (b. 1965, Riga) - son

Yeche Binder (née Gdulin) (1916, Gostini) - mother

Idel Binder (1909, Gostini – 1964, Riga) - father

Khana Tayts (née Gurvich) (1930, Riga) - sister-in-law