Khalupovich (née Golman) (Halupowitsch) Sheine-Gite (Scheine-Gite) Shmuelovna (1 April 1935, Riga) — educator.

Sheine-Gite Khalupovich was born into the family of worker Shmuel Efroimovich Golman (1889, Polotsk, Belarus — 1955, Riga) and office employee Nekha Davidovna Golman (née Remigolskaya) (1895, Riga).

She was evacuated to Kerzhenets, Gorky Region during the war. After returning to Riga, she graduated from Secondary School No. 17 in 1953 and later from the Faculty of Foreign Languages of the Riga Pedagogical Institute in 1957.

She worked in Riga as a teacher of German at Secondary School No. 23 from 1957 to 1966, and from 1966 to 1973 as a German language instructor at Medical School No. 1 named after P. Dauge.

In marriage with Khaim Girshovich Khalupovich (1931, Rēzekne) two children were born:

Ilana Khaimovna Khalupovich (1960, Riga) and Lev Khaimovich Khalupovich (1966, Riga).

In 1973 Sheine-Gite Khalupovich received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her aunt (her mother’s sister), Khaya Davidovna Shlakhter (née Remigalskaya) (1894, Riga), and her cousin, Liba Iosifovna Golman (née Shlakhter) (1925, Riga), had been living.

Family:

Shmuel Efroimovich Golman (1889–1955) — father
Nekha Davidovna Golman (née Remigolskaya) (1895) — mother
Khaim Girshovich Khalupovich (1931) — husband
Ilana Khaimovna Khalupovich (1960, Riga) — daughter
Lev Khaimovich Khalupovich (1966, Riga) — son
Khaya Davidovna Shlakhter (née Remigalskaya) (1894) — aunt (mother’s sister)
Liba Iosifovna Golman (née Shlakhter) (1925, Riga) — cousin