Blyumenau Taube Geselevna (02.09.1949, Riga) — student. Born into the working-class family of Blyumenau Gesel Moiseyevich (1890–1956, Riga) and Blyumenau Rakhil Shlemovna (1912, Krustpils). Graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 18 (1966); worked as a timekeeping clerk at the “Record” shoe factory (1966–67); as an electrical technician at the “Tepploelektroproekt” institute (1967–71). In 1971, completed her third year at the Riga Polytechnic Institute.

In 1971, she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1945 her second cousin Dorfsman Tsila (1924, Riga) had been living; during the Second World War Tsila had been transported from the Riga Ghetto by the fascists to a concentration camp in Germany. She miraculously survived. After liberation, she left for Palestine.

N. Voronova

Blyumenau Gesel Moiseyevich (1890–1956) — father
Blyumenau Rakhil Shlemovna (1912) — mother
Blyumenau Yakov Geselevich (1947, Riga) — brother
Blyumenau Shlema Geselevich (1951, Riga) — brother
Dorfsman Tsila (1924) — second cousin