Likover Lina Shrolovna (1915)

Likover (Likower) (nee Klopman; first marriage – Shumakher) Lina Shrolovna
(15.10.1915, Cēsis, Latvia) — labourer.

Lina Linkover was born to Shrol Klopman (1875, Lithuania – 1941, executed by the Nazis, Riga) and Briana Klopman (1880, Lithuania – 1927, Cēsis). She completed four grades of the Cēsis school (1927). After her mother’s death, she kept house (1927–1933). After moving to Riga, she worked as a laborer at a weaving factory owned by Feldhun (1933–1937). She lived supported by her first husband (1937–1941). During WWII she was evacuated to Sovetsk, Kirov Region, where she worked at a local sawmill (1941–1944). She then moved to her sister and lived supported by her (1944–1945, Volodarsk, Gorky Region). After returning to Riga, she lived supported by her second husband (1945–1958), and later worked as a labourer at the factory Erglis (later “1 May”) (1958–1969).

First marriage:

Husband — Levinovich Shumacher Levin (1911, Kuldīga – killed in 1943 at the WWII front near Staraya Russa).

Son — Khaim Levinovich Shumacher (1938, Riga).

Second marriage:

Husband — Leonid Levonovich Likover(1917, Rēzekne, Latvia).

Daughter — Anna Leonidovna Likover (1946, Riga).

Marriage dissolved in 1957.

In 1969, she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sister Sarra Shrolovna Kestenberg (Klopman) (1922, Cēsis) had been living since 1966.

Family:

•Shrol Klopman (1875–1941) — father
• Braina Klopman (1880–1927) — mother
• Melta Shrolovna Olenstein (Klopman) (1919, Cēsis) — sister
• Sarra Shrolovna Kestenberg (Klopman) (1922) — sister
• Levin Levinovich Shumacher (1911–1943) — first husband
• Khaim Levinovich Shumacher (1938) — son from first marriage
• Leonid Levonovich Likover(1917) — second husband
• Anna Leonidovna Likover (1946) — daughter from second marriage