Golman (Remigolskaya) Nekha Davidovna (25 November 1895, Riga) — civil servant.

Nekha Golman was born to David Peiletovich Remigolsky (1873–1941, Riga), a bookbinder, and Sheyna Aryevna Remigolskaya (née Kamen) (1874–1904, Riga), a housewife. She graduated from Riga Gymnasium in 1913. During the Second World War, she was evacuated to Gorky Oblast and, from 1942 to 1945, served as head of the warehouse at the Semyonovsky Local Timber Management under Glavsnbles. After returning to Riga, she worked as a shop assistant for the Stakhanovietis artel from 1954 to 1955 and then as head of the shop at Riga City Trade Organisation No. 2 from 1955 to 1961. In all remaining years, she was financially dependent upon her parents and husbands.

In her first marriage to Abram Simonovich Golantarnik (1897–1924, Riga), she had a son, Aron Abramovich Golantarnik (born 1921, Riga), who was killed on the Leningrad Front in 1942.

In her second marriage to Shmuel Efraimovich Golman (born 1889, Polotsk, Belarus – died 1955, Riga), she had a daughter, Sheyne‑Gite Shmuelovna Khalupovich (née Golman) (born 1935, Riga).

In 1973, Nekha Golman received permission to emigrate to Israel. Her move was spurred by her elder sister, Khaya Davidovna Shlakhter (née Remigolskaya) (born 1894, Riga), and her niece, Liba Iosifovna Golman (née Shlakhter) (born 1925, Riga), who had settled in Israel since 1971.

Family

David Peiletovich Remigolsky (1873–1941) — father
Sheyna Aryevna Remigolskaya (née Kamen) (1874–1904) — mother
Peilet Davidovich Remigolsky (1891–1941, Riga) — brother
Abram Simonovich Golantarnik (1897–1924) — first husband
Aron Abramovich Golantarnik (1921–1942) — son
Shmuel Efraimovich Golman (1889–1955) — second husband
Sheyne‑Gite Shmuelovna Khalupovich (née Golman) (born 1935) — daughter
Khaya Davidovna Shlakhter (née Remigolskaya) (born 1894) — sister
Liba Iosifovna Golman (née Shlakhter) (born 1925) — niece