Shrage Miryama Leyzerovna (1934)

Shrage (née Smolyak, Dendze-Pletman) Miryama Leyzerovna (22.01.1934, Balvi) — hairdresser. Daughter of Smolyak (née Solovey) Khaya (1909, Balvi) and Smolyak Leyzer (1909, Ludza). In 1940 she entered the 1st grade of the Balvi Jewish Secondary School. In 1941 she was evacuated to the village of Tanchaevo, Gorky Region. In 1944 Sh.'s family was re-evacuated to Ludza, and in 1945 moved to Riga. In 1950—51 and 1952—53 — technical secretary at the Komsomol district committee of the Kirov District of Riga. In 1951 she completed 8 grades of secondary school. In 1951 — secretary-typist at the “Erglis” factory. In 1954—55 — secretary-typist at the “Kooperator” and “Fantaziya” artels. From 1959 — foreman at the Riga Hairdressing Services Office. In 1966 she graduated from the law and Soviet construction department of the Republican People's University. In her marriage to Dendze-Pletman Misha (1929, Minsk) (dissolved in 1954), son Dendze-Pletman Yevgeny (b. 1953, Riga) was born. In her second marriage to Shrage Moyshe (1930, Riga) (dissolved in 1962), daughter Shrage Blyuma-Leya (b. 1957, Riga) was born. In 1967 Sh. emigrated to Israel at the invitation of her cousin, Shnitser Tsilya(?) (1915, Karsava), who had left Latvia for Palestine in 1933. In the late 1960s Sh. lived in Ramat Gan and worked as a hairdresser from home.

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Dendze-Pletman Misha (1929, Minsk) — first husband
Dendze-Pletman Yevgeny (1953, Riga) — son
Shrage Moyshe (1930, Riga) — second husband
Shrage Blyuma-Leya (1957, Riga) — daughter
Smolyak (née Solovey) Khaya (1909, Balvi) — mother
Smolyak Leyzer (1909, Ludza) — father
Yukha (née Smolyak) Ella (1936, Balvi) — sister
Smolyak Lyubov (1947, Riga) — sister
Shnitser Tsilya(?) (1915, Karsava) — cousin