Kairo (née Alpert) Evgenia Ionovna (b. 11 February 1949, Riga) — employee.

Evgenia Kairo was born into the family of the engraver Iona Girshevich Alpert (b. 1917, Dvinsk, today Daugavpils) and the seamstress Dobre Efraimovna Alpert (née Aronson) (b. 1924, Riga). She graduated from Riga Secondary School No. 10 in 1966 and studied for two years at the Riga Polytechnic Institute. She worked as a librarian at the State Library named after Lācis (1969–71), was financially supported by her husband (1971–74), worked as a senior sales assistant in the shop “Nauka” (1974–77), was a housewife (1977–79), worked as a librarian at City Library No. 38 (1979–80), and again lived on her husband’s support (1980–85).

In marriage with Simon Yakovlevich Kairo (b. 1947, Daugavpils), she had two sons: David Simonovich Kairo (b. 1976, Riga) and Mikhail Simonovich Kairo (b. 1981, Riga).

In 1985 Evgenia Kairo received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1979 her sister Dina Ionovna Gamarnik (née Alpert), (b. 1947, Riga) had been living.

Iona Girshevich Alpert (b. 1917) — father
Dobre Efraimovna Alpert (née Aronson) (b. 1924) — mother
Dina Ionovna Gamarnik (née Alpert) (b. 1947, Riga) — sister
Simon Yakovlevich Kairo (b. 1947) — husband
David Simonovich Kairo (b. 1976) — son
Mikhail Simonovich Kairo (b. 1981) — son