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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Khirshson Shule Mendelevna (1902)

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SurnameKhirshson
NameShule
PatronymMendelevna
Birth year1902
Birth month6
Birth day18
birth_placeNeretas District

Khirshson (Sadovich) Shule Mendelevna (18.06.1902, Neretas District) — seamstress. Born into the family of Sadovich Mendel Meishesvich (1855, Nereta, Latvia — 1931, Riga) and Sadovich (Kleyman) Khaya Isakovna (1866 — 1940, Riga). Received no formal education; learned to write and read on her own. Worked in Riga as a home seamstress, filling individual orders (1917–32); was dependent on her husband (1932–41); was evacuated to Ufa, Bashkir ASSR, where she worked sewing military uniforms (1941–45). Returning to Riga, was a worker at a tobacco factory (1945–55); seamstress at the “Daugava” cooperative (1955–62). From 1962, retired.

Her marriage to Khirshson Isaac Mendelevich (1908, Cēsis — killed near Leningrad in 1941) produced a daughter Anenburg (Khirshson) Liba Isakovna (1937, Riga).

In 1969, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her daughter's husband's aunt (his mother's sister) Ravnitskaya (Kropman) Geta Naumovna (1918, Riga) was living.

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Sadovich Mendel Meishesvich (1855–1931) — father
Sadovich (Kleyman) Khaya Isakovna (1866–1940) — mother
Gurevich (Sadovich) Sonya Mendelevna (1884–1950, Riga) — sister
Sadovich Shleyma Mendelevich (1905, Riga — 1945, Omsk) — brother
Khirshson Isaac Mendelevich (1908–1941) — husband
Anenburg (Khirshson) Liba Isakovna (1937) — daughter
Ravnitskaya (Kropman) Geta Naumovna (1918) — daughter's husband's aunt