Gamarnik (née Hertzbach) Lyubov Isakovna (born 7 May 1929, Jelgava, Latvia) – labourer.

Lubov Gamarnik was born to Isak Yankelovich Hertzbach (1890 – murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Jelgava) and Rokha Yakovlevna Hertzbach (née Aronson) (1895 – murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Jelgava). She attended Jelgava Secondary School from 1936 to 1941. During the war, she was evacuated to Yaransk, Kirov Region, where she completed the 7th grade. She returned to Riga in 1945. Until 1962, she was a homemaker. She worked as a fringer at a haberdashery factory (1962–1966) and then as an electrical assembler at the “Sputnik” production association (1966–1980).

She was married to Boris Isaevich Gamarnik (born 1924, Monastyryshche District, Cherkasy Region), with whom she had two children: Isaak Borisovich Gamarnik (born 1947, Riga) and Bronya Borisovna Bobrova (née Gamarnik) (born 1952, Riga).

In 1980, Lubov Gamarnik received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her son Isaak Borisovich Gamarnik (born 1947, Riga) and her husband's sister Roza Isaevna Tulchinskaya (née Gamarnik) (born 1911, Monastyryshche District, Cherkasy Region) had been residing since 1979.

Family:

Isak Yankelovich Hertzbach (1890–1941) – father
Rokha Yakovlevna Hertzbach (née Aronson) (1895–1941) – mother
Eyda Isakovna Hertzbach (born 1922 – murdered in 1941, Jelgava) – sister
Khava Isakovna Hertzbach (born 1927 – murdered in 1941, Jelgava) – sister
Gita Isakovna Weiner (née Hertzbach) (born 1920, Jelgava) – sister
Boris Isaevich Gamarnik (born 1924) – husband
Isaak Borisovich Gamarnik (born 1947) – son
Bronya Borisovna Bobrova (née Gamarnik) (born 1952) – daughter