Lenchner (Lentschner) (née Bachrach) Nesya Itskovna (July 30, 1904, Przasnysz, Poland) — homemaker.

Nesya Lenchner completed five grades of primary school. In 1921 she moved to Vitebsk. In 1941 she was evacuated to Tashkent, in 1944 relocated to Moscow, and in 1945 moved to Riga.

She was married to Israel Lenchner (1897, Nasielsk, Poland — 1966, Riga). Their daughters were Riva Apter (née Lenchner) (1923, Vitebsk) and Emma Simakovskaya (née Lenchner) (1931, Vitebsk).

Her parents, Itskhak Bachrach (1859 — 1939, Nasielsk, Poland) and Ester-Ita Bachrach (1867 — 1939, Nasielsk, Poland), were executed.

Nesya lost several siblings in the Holocaust:

— Iosif Bachrach (1888, Przasnysz, Poland — 1944, Auschwitz),

— Khilek Bachrach (1906, Przasnysz, Poland — …, Warsaw Ghetto),

— Bela Rubin (née Bachrach) (1876, Przasnysz, Poland — 1944, Auschwitz),

— Leah Endel (née Bachrach) (1887, Przasnysz, Poland — 1944, Auschwitz).

Her brother Samuel Bachrach (1899, Przasnysz, Poland — …, Argentina) emigrated to Argentina before the Second World War.

In 1976 Nesya Lenchner received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her sister, Masha Yagoda (née Bachrach) (1908, Przasnysz, Poland), who had emigrated to Palestine in the 1930s. In the 1980s she lived in New York.

Family:

Israel Lenchner (1897, Nasielsk, Poland — 1966, Riga) — husband
Riva Apter (née Lenchner) (1923, Vitebsk) — daughter
Emma Simakovskaya (née Lenchner) (1931, Vitebsk) — daughter
Itskhak Bachrach (1859 — 1939, Nasielsk, Poland) — father
Ester-Ita Bachrach (1867 — 1939, Nasielsk, Poland) — mother
Iosif Bachrach (1888, Przasnysz — 1944, Auschwitz) — brother
Samuel Bachrach (1899, Przasnysz — …, Argentina) — brother
Khilek Bachrach (1906, Przasnysz — …, Warsaw Ghetto) — brother
Bela Rubin (née Bachrach) (1876, Przasnysz — 1944, Auschwitz) — sister
Leah Endel (née Bachrach) (1887, Przasnysz — 1944, Auschwitz) — sister
Masha Yagoda (née Bachrach) (1908, Przasnysz) — sister
Iosif Yagoda (1934, Israel) — nephew

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