Gordon (née Irz) Minda Zamuelovna (25 April 1933, Daugavpils) — accountant.

In 1934, Minda Gordon moved with her family to Riga. During the Second World War, she was evacuated with her mother to the Chuvash ASSR. Between 1942 and 1945, she completed primary school in the town of Taldom, Moscow Region.

After the war, she returned to Riga, where she studied at Secondary School No. 69 from 1945 to 1949, and then at Secondary School No. 5 until 1951. From 1951 to 1953, she worked at the address bureau, followed by several short-term positions as a clerk and reference bureau worker in various institutions.

In 1963, she attended the Latvian Training Combine. From 1963 to 1964, she worked as an accountant at the “Baltija” restaurant in Riga. From 1964 to 1968, she was employed at Canteen No. 4 of the public catering system in the Moscow District. In 1967, she travelled with her husband to the People's Republic of Poland. From 1969 to June 1972, she worked as an accountant at the Riga City Committee of the Medical Workers' Trade Union.

In 1972, Minda Gordon emigrated to Israel for permanent residence.

In 1954, she married Ruben Berovich Gordon. Their daughter, Bluma Rubenovna Gordon, was born in that marriage.

Her father, Zamuel Rakhmilevich Irz (1914, Vilnius – October 1944), was a painter who was repeatedly imprisoned for anti-state activity; he died at the front. Her mother, Khana Mendelevna Irz (1914, Dvinsk (Daugavpils) – 1971, Israel), was a weaver and remarried in 1947; she died of a serious illness.

Sisters: Raisa Ilyinichna Basel (1948, Riga – (?)), medical worker; Svetlana Zamuelovna Irz (January 1942, Chuvash ASSR – (?)).

Stepfather: Ilya Matveevich Basel (1905, Breslau – (?)). In 1957, her stepfather, mother, and sisters moved to the People's Republic of Poland, as he had lived there prior to 1939. In 1969, they relocated to Israel.