Fainshtein (Feinstein) (née Pekarskaya) Guta Elyevna (26 March 1895, Zolotonosha, Kyiv region — ?, ?) — seamstress, worker.

From 1908 to 1920, Guta Feainstein was an apprentice seamstress and later worked as a seamstress in private workshops. From 1930 to 1933, she worked as a laborer at the silk-weaving factory “Khudshum” in Samarkand. From 1948 to 1950, she worked as a packer in the artel “Sadarbība” in Riga.

Since 1920, she was married to Mardkho Davidovich Fainshtein (1894, Zolotonosha — 1972, Moscow). Their daughter, Polina Mordkhovna Fainshtein (born 1922, Zolotonosha), emigrated to Israel in 1971.

Her father was Elya Yekhielovich Pekarsky (1868, Stepantsy, Kyiv region — 1939, Samarkand), and her mother was Khava Mikhelevna Pekarskaya (1870, Zolotonosha — 1941, Moscow).

Her sister, Riva Elyevna Rostovskaya (1897, Zolotonosha — ?, Kuldīga), was killed during the German occupation.

Family:

Mardkho Davidovich Fainshtein (1894–1972) — husband
Polina Mordkhovna Fainshtein (1922) — daughter
Elya Yekhielovich Pekarsky (1868–1939) — father
Khava Mikhelevna Pekarskaya (1870–1941) — mother
Riva Elyevna Rostovskaya (1897–?) — sister

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