Intreligator (Yudeikina) Ester Genokhovna (30 September 1887, Võru, Estonia) — housewife.

Ester Intreligator completed six grades of primary school in 1901. In 1909 she got married and lived in Lithuania, in Šiauliai and Papilėnai. In 1914 the family moved to Estonia, where she lived in Võru, Tartu, and Valga. In June 1941 she was evacuated to the village of Yalchiki, Chuvash ASSR. After her husband’s death, she moved to Nukus, Kara-Kalpak ASSR, where her children were living. After the war she returned to Latvia and lived with her daughters, Zora Misulovina (Intreligator) (b. 1920, Tartu) and Zina Klupt (Intreligator)(b. 1916, Valga, Estonia).

Her father, Genokh Yudeikin (1854–1910), was born in Žagarė, Lithuania, and buried in Võru, Estonia. Her mother, Nehama-Ita Yudeikina (Kap) (1858–1938), was also born in Žagarė and buried in Tartu. Her brother Shmuel Yudeikin (1876–1893) was born and buried in Võru. Her sister Zlata Gurevich (Yudeikina) (1877–1957) was born in Võru and buried in Viljandi, Estonia. Her sister Rakhil Lazykina (Yudeikina) (1879–1942), born in Võru, died in evacuation in Chelyabinsk Oblast. Her sister Rebekka Yudeikina (1882–1943) died in evacuation in Kara-Kalpak ASSR. Her brother Isaak Yudeikin (1885–1930) died and was buried in Paris.

Her son Genekh Intreligator (1912–1941) was born in Papilėnai, Lithuania, and shot in 1941 in the Harku concentration camp, Estonia. Her husband Aron Intreligator (1886–1941), a native of Žagarė, Lithuania, died and was buried in Yalchiki, Chuvash ASSR. Her son Zussel Intreligator (1914–1943) was buried in Kara-Kalpak ASSR.

In 1966 Ester Intreligator received permission to emigrate from Latvia.

Family:

Aron Intreligator (1886, Žagarė, Lithuania – 1941, Yalchiki, Chuvash ASSR) — husband
Zina Klupt (Intreligator) (1916, Valga, Estonia) — daughter
Genekh Intreligator (1912, Papilėnai, Lithuania – 1941, Harku, Estonia) — son
Zussel Intreligator (1914, Papilėnai, Lithuania – 1943, Kara-Kalpak ASSR) — son
Roza Misulovina (Intreligator) (1920, Tartu) — daughter
Genokh Yudeikin (1854, Žagarė, Lithuania – 1910, Võru, Estonia) — father
Yudeikina (Kap) Nehama-Ita (1858, Žagarė, Lithuania – 1938, Tartu) — mother
Shmuel Yudeikin (1876, Võru, Estonia – 1893, Võru, Estonia) — brother
Zlata Gurevich (Yudeikina) (1877, Võru, Estonia – 1957, Viljandi, Estonia) — sister
Rakhil Lazykina (Yudeikina) (1879, Võru, Estonia – 1942, Chelyabinsk Oblast) — sister
Rebekka Yudeikina (1882, Võru, Estonia – 1943, Nukus, Kara-Kalpak ASSR) — sister
Isaak Yudeikin (1885, Võru, Estonia – 1930, Paris) — brother