Misulovina Sora-Genya Israilevna-Srolelevna (1910)
| Personal data |
| Surname | Misulovina |
| Name | Sora-Genya |
| Patronym | Israilevna-Srolelevna |
| Birth year | 1910 |
| Birth place | Riga |
| Sex | F |
Misulovina Sora-Genya Israilevna-Srolelevna (1910, Riga) — seamstress, active participant in underground revolutionary activities.
From 1928, Sora-Genya Misulovina took part in the work of an illegal Komsomol organization in Latvia: distributing literature, writing slogans, and helping to organize rallies. She was subjected to repression and arrested multiple times. In 1933, despite having a young child, she was arrested and sentenced to one year in prison. After her release, she continued to assist the organization by providing her apartment for meetings and storing illegal literature.
From 1945, she worked as a seamstress at various factories. From 1959, she was employed as a seamstress at the Riga Fashion House.