Ginzburg (Ginsburg) (née Braude) Amalia Lvovna (b. 3 January 1904, Riga)

In 1975,Amalia Ginzburg was residing in Israel, and by 1978, she was in France. She had made several attempts to obtain permission to emigrate to Israel for permanent residence.

Her husband, Leon Saulovich Ginzburg (1904 – 1933, Israel), emigrated to Israel, where he passed away. Their son, Daniil Lvovich Ginzburg (b. 1930, Riga – date of death unknown), served as a department head at the Krasny Proletary (Red Proletarian) Factory.

Parents:

– Father: Leizer-Leib-Leopold Ayzikovich Braude (1872 – 1957, Israel)
– Mother: Taubya Isaakovna Braude (née Levitas, 1872 – 1964, Israel)

Siblings:

– Brother: Solomon Lazarevich Braude (b. 1898 – d. WWII)
– Brother: Genrikh Leopoldovich Braude (b. 1902, Dobele – date of death unknown), resided in Moscow
– Brother: Natan Lvovich Braude (b. 1906, Dobele – date of death unknown)
– Sister: Polya Lvovna Blonder (née Braude, b. 1909, Dobele – date of death unknown)
– Sister: Shoshana Lvovna Yudin (née Braude, b. 1915, Dobele – date of death unknown), teacher

Her husband, parents, one brother, and her sisters emigrated to Israel in 1933.