Liber (née Natan) Gisya Osherovna (January 19, 1937, Riga) — engineer.

Gisya Liber was born into the family of Oscar Markovich Natan (1906, Talsi, Latvia — 1966, Riga) and Guta Gelmanovna Natan (née Tirolskaya) (1908, Riga). Together with her family she was evacuated to the village of Kilmezin Kirov Oblast from 1941 to 1945. After returning to Riga, she completed Secondary School No. 15 (1945–1955). She worked at the “Varonis” factory (1955), as a forewoman at the “Sarkanais kvadrāts” factory (1955–1965), as senior engineer at the State Special Design Bureau for Agricultural Machinery (1965–1967), and as senior engineer at the Central Design Bureau for Mechanization and Automation (1967–1971).

Married to Ilya Khonovich Liber (1932, Riga). Their sons are German Ilyich Liber (1964, Riga) and Oskar Ilyich Liber (1967, Riga).

In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1969 her husband’s maternal uncle, Moshe-Girsh Davidovich Chernia (1897), had been living.

Family:

Oscar Markovich Natan (1906–1966) — father
Guta Gelmanovna Natan (née Tirolskaya) (1908) — mother
Zhenya Oskarovna Moshkovich (née Natan) (1948, Riga) — sister
Ilya Khonovich Liber (1932) — husband
German Ilyich Liber (1964, Riga) — son
Oskar Ilyich Liber (1967, Riga) — son
Moshe-Girsh Davidovich Chernia (1897) — husband’s uncle