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Aronsohn Leie Schaevna (1942)

Personal data
SurnameAronsohn
NameLeie
PatronymSchaevna
Birth year1942
Birth month8
Birth day7
Birth placeKotel’nich
SexF

Aronsohn Leie Schaevna (7.08.1942, Kotel’nich, Kirov Region) – worker.

Leie Aronsohn was born into the family of Schaia Jakovlevich Aronsohn (1900, Jelgava – 1972, Riga), a tailor, and Pesse Shmulevna Aronsohn (née Zamuel) (1898, Jaunjelgava), a housewife. She completed her studies at the Riga Auxiliary Seven-Year School in 1956.

  • 1962 – Worked as a winder at the Textiliana factory.
  • 1963 – Worked as a labourer at the UPK Model Printing House.
  • 1963–1979 – Winder at the Saule Textile Factory.

In her marriage to Lev Shmulevich Grinberg (1942, Mohyliv-Podilskyi, Belarus), they had a son, Robert Lvovich Grinberg (1964, Riga). The marriage was dissolved in 1974.

In 1979, Leie Aronsohn received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her brother Shmuel Schaevich Aronsohn (born 1930, Jelgava) had been living since 1972.

Family Members:

  • Schaia Jakovlevich Aronsohn (1900–1972) – father
  • Pesse Shmulevna Aronsohn (née Zamuel) (1898) – mother
  • [[en:people:aronsohn_shmuel|Shmuel Shaevich Aronsohn]] (1930, Jelgava) – brother
  • [[en:people:aronsohn_shmuel|Binyamin Shaevich Aronsohn]] (1938, Jelgava) – brother
  • Lev Shmulevich Grinberg (1942) – former husband
  • Robert Lvovich Grinberg (1964) – son