Galperina (née Abramson) Dveira (Dweira) Eliasovna (born 5 June 1906, Jēkabpils District, Latvia) – homemaker.

Dveira Galperina was born into the family of small trader Elya Berovich Abramson (1870, place unknown – 1940, Dvinsk, now Daugavpils) and homemaker Sheina Pinkhasovna Abramson (1870, place unknown – murdered by the Nazis in the Dvinsk ghetto in 1942).

She completed four years of primary school in Sarapul (1918, Udmurt ASSR). From 1919 to 1933, she worked as a milliner’s apprentice and milliner in the private workshop of Frenkel’s shop in Dvinsk. From 1933 to 1979, she was supported by her husband in Riga.

She married Volf Shevelevich Galperin (born 1906, Dvinsk), and they had two sons: Saul Volfovich Galperin (born 1936, Dvinsk) and Elya Vulfovich Galperin (born 1948, Riga).

In 1979, Dveira Galperina received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s sister, Khanna Shevelevna Galperina (born 1917, Vladimir), had been living since 1977.

Note: In 1956, Khanna and her family emigrated to Poland, then to France in 1957, and finally to Israel in 1977.

Family:

Elya Berovich Abramson (1870–1940) – father
Sheina Pinkhasovna Abramson (1870–1942) – mother
Max Eliasovich Abramson (born 1894, Jēkabpils District – died 1964, Riga) – brother
David Eliasovich Abramson (born 1899, Jēkabpils District – murdered 1942, Riga ghetto) – brother
Freida Eliasovna Nichun (née Abramson) (born 1902, Jēkabpils District – murdered 1942, Riga ghetto) – sister
Volf Shevelevich Galperin (born 1906) – husband
Saul Volfovich Galperin (born 1936) – son
Elya Vulfovich Galperin (born 1948) – son
Khanna Shevelevna Galperina (born 1917) – sister-in-law