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Bezrodnaya Surah Leyzerovna (1906)

Personal data
SurnameBezrodnaya
NameSurah
PatronymLeyzerovna
Birth year1906
Birth month9
Birth day6
Birth placeKanev
SexF

Bezrodnaya (née Eidel) Surah Leyzerovna (06.09.1906, Kanev, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine) – seamstress.

Surah Bezrodnaya was born into the family of Lazar Grigorievich Eidel (1853, Tarashcha, Kyiv Oblast – 1919, Poltava Oblast) and Peisya Estifimovna Eidel (1858, Tarashcha – 1943, Fergana, Uzbek SSR).

Education and early career:

Surah Bezrodnaya completed 6 classes at Kanev School (1915-1921). In 1921 -1926 she worked as a home tutor for younger students (1921-1926).

In 1926 she moved to Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast, and worked as a packer at the “Nadiya” confectionery factory (1926-1937).

From 1937 to 1941 she was a homemaker .

Wartime and post-war years:

When the war started Surah Bezrodnaya was evacuated to Kamennoye Ozero, Chkalov Region (now Orenburg Region), working on a collective farm (1941-1944).

Then she moved to Chkalov (Orenburg), where she worked as a warehouse clerk at a drill factory (1944-1947).

In 1948 Surah Bezrodnaya moved to Riga (1948), where she worked as a seamstress at Promutil Artel (1948-1950), Ausma Artel (1950-1959), Local Industry Administration Sewing Factory (1959-1961), Spartak Factory (1961)

Family and emigration

Surah Bezrodnaya was married to Ilya Bentsionovich Bezrodny (1908, Kutsevelovka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine – 1941, died on the WWII front).

They had two children: Lazar Ilyich Bezrodny (1937, Kremenchuk, Poltava Region) and Bela Ilyinichna Adlivankina (née Bezrodnaya) (1939, Kremenchuk).

In 1980, Surah Bezrodnaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her daughter’s husband’s aunt, Tsafira Abramovna Fuks (née Adlivankina) (1918, Minsk) had been living since 1946, having moved first to Poland and then to Israel.

Relatives:

Father: Lazar Grigorievich Eidel (1853-1919)

Mother: Peisya Estifimovna Eidel (1858-1943)

Brothers:

      ◦ Yakov Leyzerovich Eidel (1901, Kanev)
      ◦ Grigory Leyzerovich Eidel (1909, Kanev – 1971, Riga)

Sisters:

      ◦ Asya Leyzerovna Eidel (1907, Kanev – 1978, Riga)
      ◦ Manya Leyzerovna Balyasnaya (née Eidel) (1915, Kanev)

Husband: Ilya Bentsionovich Bezrodny (1908-1941)

Children:

      ◦ Lazar Ilyich Bezrodny (1937)
      ◦ [[en:people:adlivankina_bela|Bela Ilyinichna Adlivankina]] (née Bezrodnaya) (1939)

Daughter’s husband's aunt: Tsafira Abramovna Fuks (née Adlivankina) (1918).