| Personal data |
| Surname | Khozias |
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| Name | Beola |
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| Patronym | Yankelevna |
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| Birth year | 1940 |
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| Birth month | 1 |
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| Birth day | 2 |
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| birth_place | Jēkabpils |
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Glezere Minna Iosifovna (1927)
| Personal data |
| Surname | Glezere |
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| Name | Minna |
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| Patronym | Iosifovna |
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| Birth year | 1927 |
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| Birth month | 4 |
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| Birth day | 23 |
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| birth_place | Kuldīga |
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Glezere (née Bunes) Minna Iosifovna (23 April 1927, Kuldīga, Latvia) — clerical worker.
Minna Glezere was born into the family of Iosif Leibovich Bunes (1903, Kuldīga – 1942, Fergana, Uzbek SSR) and Chaya Girshevna Bunes (née Kopenhagen) (1905, Kuldīga – murdered by the Nazis at the Stutthof concentration camp, Germany; dates not specified in documentation). In 1940, Minna’s parents separated; her mother moved to Liepāja, while she and her sister remained with their father. She was raised by her cousin, Minna Nurik (who later emigrated to Israel).
Together with her father and elder sister, she was evacuated to Fergana in the Uzbek SSR, where she completed vocational school (FZU) in 1942. From 1942 to 1945, she worked as an apprentice marker and as a laboratory inspector at the Fergana Textile Combine. Upon returning to Kuldīga, she was employed as an accounting clerk at the district consumer co-operative union (1945–1946). After moving to Riga, she continued working as a clerk at the Rīgas Manufaktūra textile combine (1946–1947), and at Canteen No. 46 (1947–1948). Between 1948 and 1954, she was financially dependent on her husband. From 1954 to 1961, she worked first as a trainee accountant, then as an accountant at the Riga branch of Glavkoopkulttorg. From 1961 to 1967, she was a medical registrator at the city oncological dispensary. She later worked as a cashier at the Riga Glavkoopkulttorg base (1967–1968), and as a cashier-accountant at Latkoopprodkontora (1968–1974).
She married Mordukh Abramovich Glezer (born 1920, Riga), and their son Iosif Mordukhovich Glezer was born in 1951 in Riga.
In 1975, Minna Glezere received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sister, Tsivia Iosifovna Bunes (born 1925, Kuldīga), had been residing since 1972.
Iosif Leibovich Bunes (1903–1942) — father
Chaya Girshevna Bunes (née Kopenhagen) (1905 – murdered in the Stutthof concentration camp) — mother
Tsivia Iosifovna Bunes (born 1925) — sister
Mordukh Abramovich Glezer (born 1920) — husband
Iosif Mordukhovich Glezer (born 1951) — son