Levina (Levenberg) Riva Moiseyevna (18.12.1890, Tukums) — homemaker. In 1904, completed primary school in Tukums. Until 1911 — homemaker. In 1911–14 — governess in a physician's family in Kherson. In 1914–18 — governess and teacher in Riga families. From 1918 — homemaker. Her marriage to Levin Boris (1878, Barysau, Belarus — 1942, Gorky Oblast) produced a daughter Vapne (Levina) Betiya (1911, Līvāni). In the family of L.'s parents, Levenberg Moisei (1842, Tukums — 1925, Jerusalem) and Levenberg (Blumental) Beyna (1846, Tukums — 1901, Tukums), there were 11 children. In the Holocaust, two brothers and two sisters of L. perished. L.'s brother Jack emigrated to South Africa before the war. In 1967, L. and family petitioned to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of the sister and brother of her daughter's husband, Ben (Vapne) Shifra (1914, Līvāni) and Vapne Isser (1911, Līvāni).

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Levin Boris (1878, Barysau — 1942, Gorky Oblast) — husband
Vapne (Levina) Betiya (1911, Līvāni) — daughter
Levenberg Moisei (1842, Tukums — 1925, Jerusalem) — father
Levenberg (Blumental) Beyna (1846, Tukums — 1901, Tukums) — mother
Levenberg Abram (1864, Tukums — 1925, Riga) — brother
Kats (Levenberg) Lina (1866, Tukums — 1941, Riga) — sister
Levenberg Izrail (1868, Tukums — 1941, Riga) — brother
Lubotsky (Levenberg) Fani (1870, Tukums — 1935, Riga) — sister
Levenberg Benyamin (1873, Tukums — 1941, Riga) — brother
Magaril (Levenberg) Roza (1876, Tukums — 1943, Siberia) — sister
Levenberg German (1878, Tukums — 1958, Boston) — brother
Zagorye (Levenberg) Tsilya (1881, Tukums — 1917, Rēzekne) — sister
Levenberg Jack (1885, Tukums) — brother
Lifshits (Levenberg) Ida (1893, Tukums — 1941, Riga) — sister
Ben (Vapne) Shifra (1914, Līvāni) — daughter's husband's sister
Vapne Isser (1911, Līvāni) — daughter's husband's brother