Kaplun (née Miller) Liba Yakorovn(29 July 1917, Bendery, Moldova — ?) — homemaker.

Liba Kaplun was the daughter of Yakov Miller (1888, Bendery — 1942, Bukhara Region, Uzbek SSR) and Inda Miller (née Ravinskaya) (1890, Dubossary — 1944, Bukhara Region, Uzbek SSR).

In 1932 completed 3 grades of the vocational gymnasium in Bendery. In 1932—34 — apprentice at a private dressmaker’s in Bendery. In 1934—35 — student, and in 1935—36 — assistant teacher at the ORT tailoring school in Bendery. In 1936—40 — dressmaker in a private workshop. In 1940—41 — seamstress in the “28 June” industrial cooperative in Bendery.

In 1941 evacuated to Bukhara Region. In 1941—42 — worker at the Kizil-Cherbak kolkhoz. In 1942—45 — guard at the cotton warehouse in Kiziltepe. In 1945 returned to Moldova. In 1945—46 — visiting nurse at the Orhei City Polyclinic.

In 1946 moved to Riga. From 1946 — homemaker.

Married to Leonid Kaplun (1912, Volontirovka village, Kaushany District, Romania). Their son Yakov Kaplun (1947, Chernivtsi) was born in this marriage.

In 1978 Liba Kaplun received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her brother, Moisey Miller (1914, Bendery), who had left Riga in 1972.

Family:

Leonid Kaplun (1912, Volontirovka, Kaushany District, Romania) — husband
Yakov Kaplun (1947, Chernivtsi) — son
Moisey Miller (1914, Bendery) — brother
Yakov Miller (1888, Bendery — 1942, Bukhara Region, Uzbek SSR) — father
Inda Miller (née Ravinskaya) (1890, Dubossary — 1944, Bukhara Region, Uzbek SSR) — mother
Moisey Miller (1914, Bendery) — brother
Leiser Miller (1924, Bendery) — brother