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SurnameKhozias
NameBeola
PatronymYankelevna
Birth year1940
Birth month1
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Godess Klara Pavlovna (1919)

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SurnameGodess
NameKlara
PatronymPavlovna
Birth year1919
Birth month5
Birth day16
birth_placeRiga

Godess (née Feldgun) Klara Pavlovna (born 16 May 1919, Riga – date of death unknown) — milliner.

From 1969 to 1991, Klara Godes worked as a milliner at the Rīgas Modes Production Association. In 1988, she visited the United States at the invitation of her daughter.

Her husband, Abram Isakovich Godes (1914, Riga – 1981, Riga), was a resident of Riga. Their children include:

– Anna Abramovna Mushinskaya (born 1945, Riga), a teacher at Music School No. 3

– Tatyana Abramovna Malkis (born 1953, Riga), who emigrated to the United States in 1977 on an Israeli visa

Their son, Mikhail Abramovich Godes (1941, Riga – 1942, Bashkir ASSR), died in infancy.

Her father, Pavel Pavlovich Feldgun (1878, Jaunjelgava – date of death unknown, Riga), and her mother, Anna Isaakovna Feldgun (née Vypugdina) (1878, Varakļāni – date of death unknown, Riga), perished during the Holocaust.

Her sisters Lina Pavlovna Feldgun (1903, Riga – date of death unknown, Riga) and Sonya Pavlovna Bedak (1908, Riga – date of death unknown, Riga) also perished during the Holocaust. Another sister, Goda Pavlovna Aksyantsova (born 1911, Riga – date of death unknown), and her brother Iosif Pavlovich Feldgun (born 1916, Riga), emigrated to Israel in 1973.