Ioselevich (Aronson) Basya Efraymovna (30.11.1925, Riga) — seamstress. Born into the family of Aronson Efraim Yankelevich (1892, Jelgava, Latvia — 1943, Falenki station, Kirov Oblast) and Aronson (Tsirulnik) Yudes Benaminovna (1895, Jelgava — 1958, Riga). Completed 6 grades of Jewish secondary school (1941); was evacuated to Falenki station where she worked as a seamstress at the local cooperative (1941–44). Returning to Riga, worked as a seamstress at the “Adu galantēreja” cooperative (1946–53). Was dependent on her husband (1953–59); worked as a stamper at the “Remonts” cooperative and then at the “Darba Spars” plant (1959–67).

Her marriage to Ioselevich Lev Isakovich (1914, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine — 1959, Riga) produced a son Ioselevich Isaac Lvovich (1953, Riga).

In 1967, petitioned to emigrate to Israel, where her second cousin Rabinovich Khaya Mordukhaevna (1910) was living, but was refused.

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Aronson Efraim Yankelevich (1892–1943) — father
Aronson (Tsirulnik) Yudes Benaminovna (1895–1958) — mother
Aronson Beynus Efraymovich (1920, Riga) — brother
Ioffe (Aronson) Eyda Efraymovna (1922, Riga) — sister
Alpert (Aronson) Dobre Efraymovna (1924, Riga) — sister
Rabinovich Khaya Mordukhaevna (1910) — second cousin
Ioselevich Lev Isakovich (1914–1959) — husband
Ioselevich Isaac Lvovich (1953) — son