Natan Guta Gelmanovna (1908)

Natan (née Tirolskaya) Guta Gelmanovna (19 September 1908, Riga) — employee.

Guta Natan was born into the family of shoemaker Gelman Movshovich Tirolsky (1877–1966, Riga) and homemaker Yudit Grigoryevna Tirolskaya (née Neiberg; according to other sources — Girshevna) (1871–1946, Riga). She completed six grades of a seven-year municipal school. Until 1935 she helped her mother with household duties, then worked as a sales clerk in a private shop (1935–1940) and in a Promkombinat store (1940–1941).

During World War II she was evacuated to the Kelmez District of Kirov Region, where she worked at the Alyuminprodsnab supply base (1941–1942). After moving to Kelmez, she served as manager of a school kiosk (1942–1945). Upon returning to Riga, she was dependent on her husband (1945–1966), then on her children (1966–1971), and later worked as a seamstress at the “Zvaigzne” factory (1971–1974).

In marriage with Ozer (according to other sources — Oskar) Markovich Natan (1906, Talsi — 1966, Riga), two daughters were born: Gisya Osherovna Liber (née Natan) (1937, Riga) and Zhenya Oskarovna Moshkovich (née Natan) (1948, Riga).

In 1976, Guta Natan received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her daughter Gisya Osherovna Liber (née Natan) (1937) had been living.

Family:

Gelman Movshovich Tirolsky (1877–1966) — father
Yudit Grigoryevna Tirolskaya (née Neiberg; according to other sources — Girshevna) (1871–1946) — mother
Grigory Gelmanovich Tirolsky (1905 — murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Riga) — brother
Musha Gelmanovna Tirolskaya (1907, Riga) — sister
Eta Gelmanovna Tirolskaya (1910 — murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Riga) — sister
Lea Gelmanovna Mizerikhina (née Tirolskaya) (1912 — murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Riga) — sister
Sara Gelmanovna Weinberg (née Tirolskaya) (1914) — sister
Ozer (Oskar) Markovich Natan (1906–1966) — husband
Gisya Osherovna Liber (née Natan) (1937) — daughter
Zhenya Oskarovna Moshkovich (née Natan) (1948) — daughter