Akodis (Skuj) Dina Leibovna (1901, Daugavpils) – Homemaker.

In 1918, Dina Akodis graduated from secondary school in Viļāni. The same year, she moved to Riga. She remained a homemaker until 1942.

In 1942, she was evacuated to Kazan, where she worked as an accountant at the Visokogorsk Machine and Tractor Station until 1944.

In 1944, she returned to Riga.

From 1947 to 1949, she worked as a labourer at the Riga Bread Factory, and from 1949 onwards, she was a homemaker.

Dina was married to David Akodis (1896, Zilupe – 1956, Riga), and they had a daughter, Esther Epstein (Akodis) (1930, Riga).

Her father, Skuj Khaim-Leib (1862, Krustpils – …, Jēkabpils), passed away in the 1930s.

During the Holocaust, her mother, Khaya Skuj (1867, Vitebsk – …), and her sisters, Miryam Pass (Skuj) (1898, Daugavpils – …) and Khaya Shif (Skuj) (1884, Krustpils – …), were killed.

In 1971, Dina received permission to emigrate to Israel upon the invitation of her sisters, Manya Shapiro (Skuj) (1905, Krustpils) and Sima Srulevitch (Skuj) Sima (1907, Viļāni).

Family Members:

David Akodis (1896, Zilupe – 1956, Riga) – husband
Ester Epstein (Akodis) (1930, Riga) – daughter
Khaim-Leib Skuj (1862, Krustpils – …, Jēkabpils) – father
Khaya Skuj (1867, Vitebsk – …) – mother
Miryam Pass (Skuj) (1898, Daugavpils – …) – sister
Khaya Shif (Skuj) (1884, Krustpils – …) – sister
Manya Shapiro (Skuj) (1905, Krustpils) – sister
Sima Srulevich (Skuj) (1907, Viļāni) – sister
Rosa Butina (Skuj) (1903, Krustpils) – sister