Bobr (Khagi) Rebekka Markovna (20.04.1902, Rēzekne) — worker. Born into the family of small merchant Khagi Mordukh-Elyev (1870–1940, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) and homemaker Khagi Fruma-Asna (1873 — killed by fascists in a ghetto in 1941, Rēzekne District). Completed 3 grades of primary school (1910–13, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District); worked as an apprentice and corset-maker in a corset workshop (1914–18); did casual day labour (1918–24); was a dependent of her husband (1924–43). Evacuated to Katlansy, Bashkir ASSR, where she worked at a combine. After moving to Daugavpils, she worked as a worker in a hardware store (1945–46), as head of the buffet of the railway restaurant trust (1946–48, Rēzekne), and as head of a kiosk, shop and buffet at the Rēzekne City Trade organisation (1948–58).

Her marriage to Bobr Zakhar Petrovich (1874, Orsha, Belarus — 1943, Katlansy, Bashkir ASSR) produced a son Bobr Vitaly Zakharovich (1934, Gatchina, Leningrad Oblast).

In 1983, she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sisters lived: since 1933 — Khitriy (Khagi) Khana Mordukhovona (1908, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District), and since 1936 — Kholzman (Khagi) Pera Mordukhovona (1910, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District).

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Khagi Mordukh-Elyev (1870–1940) — father
Khagi Fruma-Asna (1873–1941) — mother
Lotsova (Khagi) Tsila Mordukhovona (1893, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District — killed by fascists in a ghetto in 1941, Riga) — sister
Smydova (Khagi) Khaya Mordukhovona (1894, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — sister
Khagi Ilya Mordukhovich (1896, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District — perished on the WWII front in 1941) — brother
Khagi Leyzer Mordukhovich (1898–1930, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — brother
Khagi Rakhil Markovna (1900, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District — killed by fascists in Rēzekne in 1941) — sister
Khagi Sholom Mordukhovich (1901–1912, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — brother
Meysakovich (Khagi) Yuliya Markovna (1903, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — sister
Khagi Mira Mordukhovona (1904–1912, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — sister
Khagi Simon Mordukhovich (1906, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District — 1969, Daugavpils) — brother
Khitriy (Khagi) Khana Mordukhovona (1908, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — sister
Kholzman (Khagi) Pera Mordukhovona (1910, Vyortukshni, Rēzekne District) — sister
Bobr Zakhar Petrovich (1874–1943) — husband
Bobr Vitaly Zakharovich (1934) — son
Bobr Nison Zalmanovich (1913, Pskov) — husband's son from 1st marriage
Bobr Alexander Zalmanovich (1920, Strugi-Krasnye, Pskov Oblast — perished on the WWII front in 1941) — husband's son from 1st marriage