Vaynshteyn Ida Moiseevna (1926)

Barkagan (née Vaynshteyn) Ida Moiseevna (02.07.1926, Minsk) — tracer, accountant, shop section head, draftsman-designer, technician, mechanical engineer-designer. Father – Vaynshteyn Mozus Romanovich (1895—?), optician at the “Darbs” repair plant; mother — Vaynshteyn Yevgeniya Abramovna (1897—?), housewife. With the start of the Second World War she was evacuated to Alatyr, Chuvash ASSR. From 01 January to 15 November 1943 she worked as a tracer at “Arsenal No. 5.” In 1943 she moved to Saransk (Mordovian ASSR). There from 18 December 1943 to 16 August 1945 she worked as a tracer at Military Base No. 62. In 1945 she moved to Riga. From 25 September 1945 to 25 February 1948 she worked as an accountant and shop section head at Shop No. 3 of the Riga Municipal Industrial Trade Office. In 1947 she married Boris Shlemovich Barkagan. In 1949 a son, Semyon, was born. From 3 November 1950 to 1 January 1955 she worked as a draftsman-designer, then technician, at Repair Plant No. 29. In 1953 she divorced her husband. From 17 September 1957 she worked as a mechanical engineer-designer at the Production and Equipment Installation Management of the USSR Ministry of the Sea Fleet. On 23 January 1962 she married Avraham-Leon Oziasovich Shtroba (1915—?), a citizen of the Polish People's Republic, who left for Poland on 20 September 1962. At her husband's invitation she tried to leave with her son for permanent residence in Warsaw, to restore the family.