Dimant Tile (14 February 1914, Karsava) — date of death unknown

Tile  Dimant completed basic education at the local Jewish school, after which, between 1928 and 1940, she earned a living producing knitted and embroidered garments in Karsava. During the Second World War, she was evacuated and worked in collective farms: initially at Kolkhoz “1st May” in the Kant District of Frunze Oblast (1941–42), and subsequently in Kolkhoz “Burali” in Ilishevsky District of the Bashkir ASSR (1943–45). In the early 1960s (1962–63), she was employed by state retail companies Knigotorg and Soyuzpechat in Riga.

Tile got married in 1941 to Ber Mordukhovich Dimant. The couple had two sons: Simon Berovich Dimant (born 14 January 1942) and Meyer Berovich Dimant.

Her parents were Zelik Davidovich Gertsik (b.1878, Karsava– d.1944, Ilyishevsky district, Bashkir SSR) and Gertsik Tsipa Izraelovna (b.1886, Karsava– d.1943, Frunze district, Kirgyz SSR).

Her siblings included:

Ruvi Zelikovich Gertsik (born 1918, Karsava), emigrated to Israel (Kfar‑Ata) in 1937;

 Sara Zelikovna Zelig (born 1910, Karsava), emigrated to Israel (Kfar‑Ata) in 1935;

Doba Zelikovna Shmidov (born 1912, Karsava), emigrated to Israel (Natanya) in 1935;

Pesya Zelikovna Piratinskaya (born 1915, Karsava), emigrated to Israel (Kfar‑Ata) in 1963;

Shoshana Zelikovna Giffesman (born 1924, Karsava), emigrated to Israel (Kfar‑Ata) in 1938.