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Mortkhelovich Mira Isaakovna (1946)

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SurnameMortkhelovich
NameMira
PatronymIsaakovna
Birth year1946
birth_placeRiga
SexF

Mortkhelovich Mira Isaakovna (1946, Riga) — laboratory assistant.

Born into the family of educator Isaak Davidovich Mortkhelovich (1913, Dobele) and seamstress Regina Grigorievna Mortkhelovich (née Lippert) (1921, Riga). She completed secondary school and worked as a laboratory assistant at Riga United Hospital No. 6.

In 1969 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her aunt (her father’s sister), Rivka-Roza Davidovna Aizikovich (née Mortkhelovich) (1915), was living.

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Family members:

Isaak Davidovich Mortkhelovich (1913) — father
Regina Grigorievna Mortkhelovich (née Lippert) (1921) — mother
Dina Isaakovna Mortkhelovich (1950, Riga) — sister
Rivka-Roza Davidovna Aizikovich (née Mortkhelovich) (1915) — aunt (father’s sister)

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Mortkhelovich (Mortchelowitsch) Mira Isaakovna (1946, Riga) — laboratory assistant.

Mira Mortkhelovich was born into the family of educator Isaak Davidovich Mortkhelovich (1913, Dobele) and seamstress Regina Grigorievna Mortkhelovich (née Lippert) (1921, Riga). She completed secondary school and worked as a laboratory assistant at Riga United Hospital No. 6.

In 1969 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her aunt (her father’s sister), Rivka-Roza Davidovna Aizikovich (née Mortkhelovich) (1915), was living.

Family :

Isaak Davidovich Mortkhelovich (1913) — father
Regina Grigorievna Mortkhelovich (née Lippert) (1921) — mother
Dina Isaakovna Mortkhelovich (1950, Riga) — sister
Rivka-Roza Davidovna Aizikovich (née Mortkhelovich) (1915) — aunt (father’s sister)

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