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NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Klupt Zina Aronovna (1916)

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SurnameKlupt
NameZina
PatronymAronovna
Birth year1916
Birth month9
Birth day12
birth_placeValga

Klupt (née Intreligator) Zina Aronovna (b. September 12, 1916, Valga, Estonia) — accountant.

In 1935 Zina Klupt graduated from secondary school in Tartu.

From 1925 to 1939 she worked as a cashier at Gitelgokh’s pharmacy and perfumery shop in Tartu.

After marriage, K. moved to Riga.

From 1940 to 1941 she worked as a home-based seamstress at the shop Rappoport and Ksenzov (renamed after nationalization to Store No. 157 of the Riga City Industrial Trade).

In 1941 she was evacuated to Nukus, Kara-Kalpak ASSR, and from 1942 to 1943 served as head of the props workshop at the Stanislavsky Theater.

In 1943 she moved to Yegoryevsk, Moscow Region.

Returning to Riga in 1944, she worked until 1946 as an economist at Riga City Food Trade No. 1.

From 1947 to 1948 — accountant-bookkeeper at the Baltijas Modes Ateljē sewing combine.

From 1951 to 1954 — home seamstress for the Riga District Industrial Cooperative.

From 1955 — master artist specializing in artificial flowers at the Household Services Combine No. 1 in the Moscow District of Riga.

In marriage with Mordukh Klupt (b. 1912, Riga), she had two daughters: Rashel Gurevich (née Klupt) (b. 1946, Riga) and Aviva Mermelshtein (née Klupt) (b. 1949, Riga).

Her brother, Genekh Intreligator (b. 1912, Popeliany, Lithuania – 1941, Harku, Estonia), was executed in a concentration camp.

Her father, Aron Intreligator (b. 1886, Žagarė, Lithuania – 1941, Yalchiki village, Chuvash ASSR), died and was buried there.

Her brother, Zussel Intreligator (b. 1914, Popeliany, Lithuania – 1943, Kara-Kalpak ASSR), also perished during the war.

Her husband’s brother, Yoel Klupt (b. 1906, Nevel, Belarus), left for Poland in the 1930s and later immigrated to what is now Israel, where he worked in the Jewish religious community in Haifa.

In 1966, Zina Klupt received permission to emigrate from Latvia.

Mordukh Klupt (b. 1912, Riga) — husband
Rashel Gurevich (née Klupt) (b. 1946, Riga) — daughter
Aviva Mermelshtein (née Klupt) (b. 1949, Riga) — daughter
Aron Intreligator (1886, Žagarė, Lithuania – 1941, Yalchiki, Chuvash ASSR) — father
Esther Intreligator (née Yudeykina) (b. 1887, Võru, Estonia) — mother
Genekh Intreligator (1912, Popeliany, Lithuania – 1941, Harku, Estonia) — brother
Zussel Intreligator (1914, Popeliany, Lithuania – 1943, Kara-Kalpak ASSR) — brother
Rosa Misulovina (née Intreligator) (b. 1920, Tartu) — sister
Yoel Klupt (b. 1906, Nevel, Belarus) — brother-in-law