Feigina (née Tankel) Basheva (Baschewa) Naumovna (23 January 1907, Žagarė) — accountant.

Basheva Feigina was the daughter of Nokhum Tankel (1872, Žagarė — 1939, Riga) and Gita Tankel (née Bloch) (1876, Lithuania — 1941, Žagarė).

In 1925, she moved to Riga. In 1927, she graduated from secondary school. In 1928–1929, she worked as a bookkeeper at the “Union” soap factory in Riga. From 1929 to 1940, she was an accountant at the “Elektra” fur factory. In 1940–1941, she worked in the records office at the Latkooporg base in Riga.

In 1941, she was evacuated to Khalturin (Kirov region), where until 1942 she worked as a cashier-accountant at Correctional Labor Colony No. 7. In 1942–1943, she worked as an administrative nurse in evacuation hospital No. 3160. In 1943–1944, she was a typist at evacuation hospital No. 2686 in Moscow.

In 1944, she returned to Riga and worked as acting administrative manager for the authorized representative of the USSR State Planning Committee in Latvia. From 1945, she was a homemaker.

She was married to Nakhman Feigin (1903, Daugavpils). They had a son, Ilya Feigin (1946, Riga).

During the Holocaust, her mother and sisters — Sara Tankel (1900, Žagarė — 1941, Žagarė) and Liba Zaltsberg (née Tankel) (1906, Žagarė — 1941, Kaunas) — were murdered.

Her brother, Zelik Tankel (1910, Žagarė — 1944), was killed in action on the fronts of World War II in Italy.

In 1980, Basheva Feigina received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her sister, Khasya Mogilevskaya (née Tankel) (1902, Žagarė), who had emigrated to Palestine in 1925.

Family :

Nakhman Feigin (1903) — husband
Ilya Feigin (1946) — son
Nokhum Tankel (1872–1939) — father
Gita Tankel (née Bloch) (1876–1941) — mother
Zelik Tankel (1910–1944) — brother
Sara Tankel (1900–1941) — sister
Khasya Mogilevskaya (née Tankel) (1902) — sister
Liba Zaltsberg (née Tankel) (1906–1941) — sister