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Milinevskaya Taybe Borisovna (1950)

Personal data
SurnameMilinevskaya
NameTaybe
PatronymBorisovna
Birth year1950
Birth month8
Birth day3
Birth placeRēzekne
SexF
Milinevskaya (Cherfas) Taybe Borisovna

(born 3 August 1950, Rēzekne) — educator.

Taibe Milinevskaya was born to Berel Ruvinovich Cherfas (born 1924, Rēzekne) and Dina Samuilovna Cherfas (née Mindel) (born 1920, Rēzekne). She completed eight years of schooling at Rēzekne Secondary School No. 2 (1960–1968) and then attended the Riga Pedagogical College (1968–1971). She worked as an educator at Nursery-Kindergarten No. 170, “Mara” company (1971–1972), Riga Kindergarten No. 40 (1972–1973), and Kindergarten No. 181 (1973–1976). She was dependent on her husband in 1976–1977, worked as a cleaner at a furniture combine (1977–1979), as an auxiliary worker at the Experimental Plant of the Central Design and Construction Bureau of the Ministry of Aviation Industry (1980), and as a leather stretcher at Branch No. 2 of the “Kosmos” Production Association (1980–1981).

In 1975 she married Mikhail Iosifovich Milinevsky (born 1952, Riga), they had two children: Iosif Mikhailovich Milinevsky (born 1975, Riga) and Faina Mikhailovna Milinevskaya (born 1976, Riga).

In 1981 Taibe Milinevskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sister, Asya Borisovna Balkina (née Cherfas) (born 1953), had been living since 1979.

Family:

Berel Ruvinovich Cherfas (born 1924) — father
Dina Samuilovna Cherfas (née Mindel) (born 1920) — mother
Asya Borisovna Balkina (née Cherfas) (born 1953) — sister
Mikhail Iosifovich Milinevsky (born 1952) — husband
Iosif Mikhailovich Milinevsky (born 1975) — son
Faina Mikhailovna Milinevskaya (born 1976) — daughter