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Margulis Senta Germanovna (1942)

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SurnameMargulis
NameSenta
PatronymGermanovna
Birth year1942
Birth month2
Birth day8
birth_placeBakchar
SexF

Margulis Senta Germanovna (8 February 1942, Bakchar village, Tomsk Region) — physician.

Senta Margulis was born into the family of German Mozesovich Margulis (1894, Sniatyn, Ivano-Frankivsk Region, Ukraine — 1944, Bakchar village) and Giza Volfovna Margulis (1904, Seleton commune, now Ulma, Rădăuți County, Romania — 1964, Tomsk). She studied at Bakchar Secondary School (1949–1956). After moving with her mother to Tomsk, she completed Secondary School No. 5 there (1956–1959). From 1959 to 1961, she worked as a laboratory assistant at the Tomsk Medical Institute, where she studied from 1961 to 1965. After moving to Riga, she completed her medical education at the Medical Institute (1965–1967).

She worked as a paediatrician at the Struzhany Rural Hospital in the Rezekne District (1967–1970) and as a resident physician at the Bulduri Sanatorium in Jūrmala (1970–1971).

In 1971, Senta Margulis received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her father’s sisters were living: Berta Mozesovna Munte (née Margulis) (born 1898, Storozhynets, Chernivtsi Region, Ukraine) and Gusta Mozesovna Shekhter (née Margulis) (born 1899, Storozhynets).

Family:

German Mozesovich Margulis (1894–1944) — father
Giza Volfovna Margulis (1904–1964) — mother
Martin Germanovich Margulis (born 1938, Chernivtsi) — brother
Berta Mozesovna Munte (née Margulis) (born 1898) — aunt
Gusta Mozesovna Shekhter (née Margulis) (born 1899) — aunt