Tsimerman Lyuba Lazarevna (1919)

Tsimerman (née Zakhodina) Lyuba Lazarevna (17.09.1919, Dvinsk, today – Daugavpils) – worker. Born into the family of office worker Zakhodin Lazar Yankelevich (1896, Dvinsk – 1942, Andijan, Uzbek SSR) and housewife Zakhodina (née Shuel) Khana-Rivka Davidovna (1900, Dvinsk – 1942, Andijan). She completed the Dvinsk Latvian secondary school (1925—1935), worked as a saleswoman in a private shop (1935—1941), was evacuated to Andijan, Uzbek SSR, where she was a worker at a cotton processing plant (1941—1945). Returning to Latvia, she worked in Daugavpils as a laboratory assistant in the city trade photography studio (1945—1948), was dependent on her husband (1948—1957), worked as a stocking repair specialist – at the Military Trade Office No. 191 (1957—1961) and at the Household Services Combine (1961—1979).

In her marriage to Tsimerman Tsalel Yakovlevich (1919, Dvinsk – 1980, Munich, FRG), son Tsimerman Lazar Tsalelovich (1944, Kurgan-Tyube, Tajik SSR) and daughter Nashatyr (née Tsimerman) Dora Tsalevna (1948, Daugavpils) were born.

In 1979 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's brother Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923, Dvinsk) had been living since 1971, and son Tsimerman Lazar Tsalelovich (1944) since 1973. She later moved to West Germany.

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Zakhodin Lazar Yankelevich (1896—1942) – father
Zakhodina (née Shuel) Khana-Rivka Davidovna (1900—1942) – mother
Zakhodin Leva Lazarevich (1922, Dvinsk – killed in 1945 during the liquidation of the Kurland grouping of fascists) – brother
Sturkevich (née Zakhodina) Sonya Lazarevna (1924, Dvinsk) – sister
Tsimerman Tsalel Yakovlevich (1919—1980) – husband
Tsimerman Lazar Tsalelovich (1944) – son
Nashatyr (née Tsimerman) Dora Tsalevna (1948) – daughter
Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923) – husband's brother