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Brilovich Zissa Movshevna (1934)

Personal data
SurnameBrilovich
NameZissa
PatronymMovshevna
Birth year1934
Birth month6
Birth day15
Birth placeKārsava
SexF

Brilovich(Brilowitsch) (née Toder) Zissa Movshevna (15.06.1934, Kārsava) — employee.

Zissa Brilovich was the daughter of Movsha Toder (1894, Kārsava – 1967, Riga) and Dina Toder (1900 – 1970, Riga). In 1941, she was evacuated to the Kazakh SSR; in 1945, returned to Kārsava. In the late 1940s, moved to Riga, where she completed 8 grades of secondary school. In 1950–51, worked as a planning department statistician at the “Raznoprom” Artel. In 1951–53, was a secretary at the “Avtoremont” Artel. In 1953–54, served as a planning department statistician at Riga Motor Transport Office No. 5. In 1954–57, studied at the Technological College of Light Industry. From 1957 to 1967, worked at the “Baltijas Modes” Factory. In 1962, completed a correspondence course at the sewing department of the Higher School of Industrial Cooperation. From 1965, was chairperson of the housing cooperative “Kopdarbība”. In her marriage to Mendel Brilovich (1931, Krustpils), sons were born: Avraham Brilovich (1951, Riga) and Moisei Brilovich (1953, Riga).

In 1971, Zissa Brilovich received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her aunt, Gita Tsepliovich (1912, Rezekne District).

Mendel Brilovich (1931, Krustpils) — husband
Avraham Brilovich (1951, Riga) — son
Moisei Brilovich (1953, Riga) — son
Movsha Toder (1894, Kārsava – 1967, Riga) — father
Dina Toder (1900 – 1970, Riga) — mother
Ilya Toder (1938, Kārsava) — brother
Gita Tsepliovich (1912, Rezekne District) — aunt