Goldberg (née Kamenets) Tsilya (Tzila) Mikelevna (born 18 September 1887, Riga) — homemaker.

There is no information about her parents in the available documents. Tsila Goldberg received incomplete secondary education and did not engage in paid work, devoting herself to household responsibilities.

As the wife of a major property owner (her husband owned a residential building in Riga valued at 110,000 lats, with an annual income of 12,000 lats), she was deported to Krasnoyarsk Krai in 1941, where she lived under special settlement restrictions until 1957. She was officially removed from the special registry in 1956.

She was married to Wolf (Vulf) Nekhamevich (Nekhemyevich) Goldberg (1884–1963). They had three children:

– Beti Volfovna Ginzburg (née Goldberg) (born 1914, Rūjiena – murdered by the Nazis in the Riga Ghetto, exact date unknown),

– Revekka Volfovna Beylina (née Goldberg) (born 1919, Riga),

– David Volfovich Goldberg (born 1915, Riga – died 1942, Kolpashev Labour Colony, Novosibirsk Oblast).

In 1975, Tsila Goldberg received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her daughter Revekka Volfovna Beylina (born 1919) had been living since 1974.

Lazar Mikhailovich Goldberg (1897–1972) — brother
Wolf (Vulf) Nekhamevich (Nekhemyevich) Goldberg (1884–1963) — husband
Beti Volfovna Ginzburg (née Goldberg) (1914–c.1941) — daughter
David Volfovich Goldberg (1915–1942) — son
Revekka Volfovna Beylina (née Goldberg) (born 1919) — daughter