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SurnameKhozias
NameBeola
PatronymYankelevna
Birth year1940
Birth month1
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Evenstein Bunya (1918)

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SurnameEvenstein
NameBunya
Birth year1918
Birth month8
Birth day15
birth_placeVakhnivka

Evenstein (Kolova) Bunya (15.08.1918, Vakhnivka village, Lypovets District, Vinnytsya Oblast) — trade worker. Daughter of Kolov Nuta (1892, Nevel — 1944, Gorky) and Kolova (Goldschmidt) Rivka (1891, Vinnytsya Oblast — 1965, Gorky). In 1932, E.'s family moved to Gorky, where E. completed 8th grade of secondary school. In 1936–45 — statistician at the “Gorky-Passazhirskoye” locomotive depot. In 1945, E. moved to Latvia and until 1964 remained a homemaker. In 1964–79 — counter server at the “Korso” canteen, buffet worker at the canteen at ATK No. 36, cashier at shop No. 23 of the “Lido” restaurant of the Jūrmala City Executive Committee Trade Administration. From 1976 — pensioner. Her marriage to Evenstein Vulf (1917, Nevel) produced a son Evenstein Mikhail (1945, Riga). In 1982, E. received permission to emigrate to Israel.

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Evenstein Vulf (1917, Nevel) — husband
Evenstein Mikhail (1945, Riga) — son
Kolov Nuta (1892, Nevel — 1944, Gorky) — father
Kolova (Goldschmidt) Rivka (1891, Vinnytsya Oblast — 1965, Gorky) — mother
Brun (Kolova) Sarra (1916, Vinnytsya Oblast) — sister
Goldschmidt (Kolova) Lyubov (1927, Vinnytsya Oblast) — sister