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Kestenberg Rebeka Abramovna (1895)

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SurnameKestenberg
NameRebeka
PatronymAbramovna
Birth year1895
Birth month12
Birth day1
birth_placeTukums

Kestenberg Rebeka Abramovna (née Lichtenstein) (1 December 1895, Tukums — ?, ?) — seamstress.

1912–14: dressmaker in a sewing workshop (Tukums).

1914–18: in evacuation, worked in a sewing workshop (Bakhmut).

1941–46: in evacuation at the Kalinin Collective Farm, Tyurakurgan District, Namangan Oblast, Uzbek SSR.

In 1919 she got married to Samuil Leibovich Kestenberg (1894, Radom — 1942, Kalinin Collective Farm, Tyurakurgan District, Namangan Oblast, Uzbek SSR).

Children:

Abram Samuilovich Kestenberg (1920, Tukums)

Izak Samuilovich Kestenberg (b. 1922, Tukums)

Dina Samuilovna Gligsberg (b. 1924, Tukums) — in 1957 repatriated to Poland, later emigrated to Israel (Holon)

Tsilya Samuilovna Shtern (b. 1927, Tukums) — in 1957 repatriated to Poland, later emigrated to Australia (Melbourne)

Tsiva Samuilovna Hamburg

Raya Samuilovna Kestenberg (b. 1930/31, Tukums) — emigrated to Israel in 1962 (Holon)
Roza Samuilovna Kestenberg (b. 1933, Tukums) — emigrated to Israel in 1962 (Holon)

Ita Samuilovna Kestenberg (b. 1936, Tukums) — emigrated to Israel in 1962 (Holon).

Parents:

Abram Ioselevich Lichtenstein (?-?) — father
Ita Lichtenstein (?-?) — mother

Siblings:

Iose Abramovich Lichtenstein (1885, ? — ?, ?) — emigrated to the USA
Yankel Abramovich Lichtenstein (1890, ? — 1958, New York) — emigrated to the USA

Basa Abramovna Holshtik (1875, ? — ?, ?) — emigrated to Canada.

In 1962, Rebeka Kestenberg emigrated to Israel.