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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Aronstam Riva Vulfovna (1916)

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SurnameAronstam
NameRiva
PatronymVulfovna
Birth year1916
Birth month7
Birth day6
birth_placeKrustpils
SexF

Aronstam (Lat) Riva Vulfovna (6.07.1916, Krustpils) – weaver.

Daughter of Lat Vulf (1879, Krustpils – 1941, Riga) and Lat Basya (1880, Krustpils – 1956, Riga). In 1930, Riva Aronstam finished 6 grades of primary school in Krustpils. From 1934 to 1941, she worked at a textile factory in Riga.

From 1941 to 1944, Riva Aronstam worked at military plant No. 38 in Kirov. From 1944 to 1946, she was a weaver at the “Sarkana Textilniec” combine. From 1960 to 1961, she worked as a weaver at the “Sadarbs” textile factory. From 1961 to 1963, she worked as a weaver at the “Tekstilnieks” combine. From 1963 to 1978, she was a weaver at the Riga City Executive Committee combine (renamed to the “Saule” combine). Since 1978, she was a home-based knitter at the “Saule” textile combine.

In marriage to Zalman Aronstam (1909, Jelgava), children were born: Zara Aronstam (1948, Riga), Grigory Aronstam (1952, Riga), Isaak Aronstam (1946, Riga). In the Holocaust, Riva Aronstam's father was killed.

In 1979, Riva Aronstam received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Zalman Aronstam (1909, Jelgava) – husband
Zara Aronstam (1948, Riga) – daughter
Grigory Aronstam (1952, Riga) – son
Isaak Aronstam (1946, Riga) – son
Lat Vulf (1879, Krustpils – 1941, Riga) – father
Lat Basya (1880, Krustpils – 1956, Riga) – mother
Gordin (Lat) Tyrtsa (1917, Krustpils – 1978, Israel) – sister
Osnovat (Lat) Genya (1914, Krustpils) – sister
Rozenberg (Lat) Asna (1915, Krustpils) – sister
Akerma (Lat) Liba (1912, Krustpils) – sister
Lat Moisey (1901, Krustpils – 1942, Naro-Fominsk) – brother
Lat Abo (1911, Krustpils – …) – brother
Khaim Aronstam (1918, Riga) – brother-in-law