Beylina (Goldberg) Revekka Volfovna (16.10.1919, Riga) – Employee.

Revekka Beylina was born into the family of Wolf (Vulf) Nekhemyevich Goldberg, a manager of a manufactory shop, according to other sources – Nakhamyevich (born 1884, Rūjiena, Latvia – died 1963, Riga), and a housewife, Tsilya Mikelevna Goldberg (Kameneс) (born 1887, Riga).

Revekka Beylina first studied at a German gymnasium and later at the Jewish gymnasium “Ezra,” graduating in 1938. She worked as a secretary-typist at the “Kolibri” textile factory (1938-1941). Due to her father being a large property owner (he owned a residential building in Riga valued at 110,000 lats with an annual income of 12,000 lats), she was exiled with her mother to the village of Aban in the Kansky district of the Krasnoyarsk region, where she worked on the Lenin collective farm (1941-1942). She was then sent to the Far North, to the village of Dorofeyevka in the Ust-Yenisey district of the Taymyr National District, where she worked at the Ashmarin fish factory (1942-1943).

She later moved to the village of Khatanga in the Taymyr National District, where she worked as a labourer at the local fish factory (1943-1944) and then as an accountant at the Khatanga Industrial Combine (1944). After moving to the city of Yeniseysk in the Krasnoyarsk region (1944) and later to the city of Kansk (1945), she was a homemaker until 1955.

Revekka Beylina then worked as a hairdresser at the Kansk Municipal Enterprises and Improvement Office (1955-1957). She was removed from the special registry in 1956. After returning to Riga, she was a homemaker (1957-1958), then worked as a hairdresser at the Jurmala Industrial Combine (1958), at Utility Service Combine No. 2 of Stalin District in Riga (1958-1968), and as a cashier at the Latvian State Philharmonic (1969-1973).

Revekka was married to Grigory Bentsianovich Beylin (born 1919, Petrograd, today St. Petersburg) and had a son, Bentsian Grigoryevich Beylin (born 1946, Kansk).

In 1974, Revekka Beylina received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's cousin, Sima Abramovna Bernstein (born 1915, Riga), had been living since 1932.

Family:

  • Wolf (Vulf) Nekhemyevich Goldberg (1884-1963) – father

  • Tsilya Mikelevna Goldberg (1887-?) – mother

  • Betty Volfovna Ginzburg (Goldberg) (born 1914, Rūjiena – murdered by the Nazis in the Riga Ghetto, exact date unknown) – sister

  • David Volfovich Goldzhberg (1915, Riga – 1942, Kolpashevo Labour Colony, Novosibirsk Region) – brother

  • [[en:people:beylin_grigory|Grigory Bentsianovich Beylin]] (born 1919) – husband

  • [[en:people:beylin_bentsian|Bentsian Grigoryevich Beylin]] (born 1946) – son

  • Sima Abramovna Bernstein (born 1915) – husband's cousin