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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Annenburg Liba Isakovna (1937)

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SurnameAnnenburg
NameLiba
PatronymIsakovna
Birth year1937
Birth month11
Birth day18
birth_placeRiga

Annenburg (née Hirshson) Liba Isakovna (Born 18 November 1937, Riga)

Hairdresser

Family and Early Life

Liba Annenburg was born into the family of Isaak Mendelevich Hirshson (1908, Cēsis – died 1941 near Leningrad) and Shule Mendelevna Hirshson (née Sadowitsch) (born 1902, Nereta District, Latvia).

During World War II, she was evacuated to Ufa, Bashkir ASSR (1941–1945).

After returning to Riga, she:

1955 – Graduated from secondary school.

1955–1956 – Worked as a knitter at a textile factory.

1956–1961 – Worked as a knitter at the industrial cooperative.

1962–1969 – Worked as a hairdresser at the “Laimdota” municipal services complex.

Family and Emigration

Liba was married to Yudel Lazarevich Annenburg (born 1931, Rēzekne). They had a son:

Lev Yudelevich Annenburg (born 1958, Riga)

In 1969, Liba Annenburg received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's aunt (his mother's sister), Geta Naumovna Ravnitskaya (née Kropman) (born 1918, Riga), was living.

Family Members

Isaak Mendelevich Hirshson (1908–1941) – father
Schule Mendelevna Hirshson (née Sadovich) (born 1902) – mother
Yudel Lazarevich Anenburg (born 1931, Rēzekne) – husband
Lev Judelevich Annenburg (born 1958, Riga) – son
Geta Naumovna Ravnitskaya (née Kropman) (born 1918, Riga) – husband's aunt