Kapilovich (Kapilowitsch) (née Perchikova) Basya Grigoryevna (27 December 1929, Zhlobin, Gomel Region) — food service worker.

Basya Kapilovich was the daughter of Girsh Perchikov (1893, Zhlobin, Belarus – 1970, Zhlobin) and Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich, Gorlina(?)) (1898, Zhlobin – 1964, Zhlobin).

In 1941 she was evacuated to Stalinsk Region, and in 1942 moved with her parents to the Tatar ASSR. In 1945 she completed 10 grades of secondary school at the Kandra station in the Tatar ASSR. The same year, she returned to Belarus.

After her marriage in 1950, she moved to Riga. From 1952 worked as a cleaner, head of Branch No. 2 of the café “Gauja,” sales clerk, and buffet attendant in the Sigulda Consumer Society of United Public Catering Enterprises of the Latvian SSR.

In marriage with Yazep Kapilovich (1927, Riga), she had a son, Karl Kapilovich (1951, Zhlobin).

Family:

Yazep Kapilovich (1927, Riga) — husband
Karl Kapilovich (1951, Zhlobin) — son
Ekab Kapilovich (1959, Riga) — son
Girsh Perchikov (1893, Zhlobin – 1970, Zhlobin) — father
Roza Perchikova (née Buslovich, Gorlina(?)) (1898, Zhlobin – 1964, Zhlobin) — mother
Bronya Chertova (née Kapilovich) (1924, Zhlobin) — sister
Asya Kvin (née Perchikova) (1921, Zhlobin) — sister
Boris Perchikov (1928, Zhlobin) — brother
Abram Perchikov (1929, Zhlobin) — brother
Lazar Perchikov (1937, Zhlobin) — brother
Perets Perchikov (1939, Zhlobin) — brother