Flakser (née Nakhimovskaya) Sarra Isakovna (2 August 1923, Dvinsk, now Daugavpils) - laboratory assistant.

Sarra Flasker was born into the family of shopkeeper Isak Shepshelevich Nakhimovsky (1898, Novogrudok, Poland — 1942, Kirov region) and housewife Tauba Efraimovna Nakhimovskaya (1899–1938, Dvinsk). She completed her schooling in 1937. In 1941 she was evacuated to Ulyanovsk, where from 1942 to 1944 she worked as a laborer in the auxiliary farm of a tank school.

After returning to Riga in 1945, she worked in the supply department (URS) of the auxiliary farm “Poti” of the Western Dvina River Fleet, then as a matron at the “Birini” sanatorium and at the ZIL sanatorium in Ķemeri. From 1950 to 1971 she worked as an X-ray laboratory technician at the Riga City Dental Polyclinic.

She was first married to Meyer Evseevich Lubotsky (1911, Dvinsk — 1982, Riga), with whom she had a son, Lubotsky Ioel Meyerovich (born 1940, Dvinsk); the marriage was dissolved in 1946. In her second marriage, to Flakser Nakhum Israelovich (born 1922, Dvinsk), she had a son, Flakser Israel Nokhumovich (born 1948, Riga).

In 1971 Sarra Flasker received permission to emigrate to Israel, where several of her brothers were already living.

Family:

Isak Shepshelevich Nakhimovsky (1898–1942) – father
Tauba Efraimovna Nakhimovskaya (1899–1938) – mother
Yakov Isakovich Nakhimovsky(1919) – brother
David Isakovich Nakhimovsky (1921) – brother
Mikhail Isakovich Nakhimovsky (1923, Dvinsk) – brother
Semyon Isakovich Nakhimovsky(1927) – brother
Lev Isakovich (1931, Dvinsk) Nakhimovsky – brother
Leia Isakovna Hof (Nakhimovskaya) (1928, Dvinsk) – sister
Tsilya Isakovna Kurman (Nakhimovskaya) (1933, Dvinsk) – sister
Meyer Evseevich Lubotsky (1911–1982) – first husband
Ioel Meyerovich Lubotsky (1940) – son from first marriage
Nakhum Israelovich Flakser (1922) – second husband
Israel Nokhumovich Flakser (1948) – son from second marriage