Veiler Zinaida Abramovna (1921)

Veiler (Weiler) (née Trubkina) Zinaida Abramovna (born 12 March 1921, Dagda) – housewife.

Zinaida Veiler was born into the family of Abram Zusmanovich Trubkin (1892, Daugavpils – 1966, Riga) and Ella Zelikovna Trubkina (1888, Dagda – 1965, Riga). She completed nine grades of schooling. In 1941, she was evacuated to Yaroslavl Oblast, where she worked on a collective farm. In 1942, she moved to the town of Varnavino (Gorky Oblast), where her parents were also in evacuation. In 1945, she returned to Riga, working as a bookkeeper at Glavmorstroy (1945–1947), then as a shop assistant at the City Industrial Trade (1948), and as a typist at the “Vidzeme” restaurant (1948). Due to illness, she ceased working.

In her marriage to Mozus Osherovich Veiler (1922, Riga), their daughter Sheina Mozusovna Veiler was born (1953, Riga).

In 1969, Zinaida Veiler received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s cousin Abram (Abraham) Meir Veiler had been residing since 1933 (or 1934 according to other sources).

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Family:

Abram Zusmanovich Trubkin (1892–1966) – father
Trubkina Ella Zelikovna (1888–1965) – mother
Trubkin Zusman Abramovich (born 1923, Dagda) – brother
Tauba Abramovna German (née Trubkina, born 1919, Dagda) – sister
Mozus Osherovich Veiler (born 1922) – husband
Sheina Mozusovna Veiler (born 1953) – daughter
Abram (Abraham) Meir Veiler – husband’s cousin