Moshkovich (Moschkowitsch) (née Natan) Zhenya Oskarovna (18 October 1948, Riga) — worker.

Zhenya Moshkovich was born into the family of Oskar Markovich Natan (1906, Talsi, Latvia – 1966, Riga) and Guta Gelmanovna Natan (née Tirolskaya) (1908, Riga). She graduated from Evening School for Working Youth No. 25 in 1968 and from Riga City Music School No. 1 in 1971.

She worked as an operator at the Computing Center of the Central Statistical Administration of the Latvian SSR (1966–1967), at the Riga Machine-Accounting Station (1967), as an archivist and blueprint operator at the Design Bureau of the Popov Radio Factory (1967–1970), as a sales clerk at the “Detsky Mir” store (1970–1972), as a laboratory assistant at the “Astotais Marts” textile combine (1972–1974), was a homemaker on her husband (1974), worked as a fitter–inspector at the Riga Bus Depot (1974), as a technician at the “Orbita” Design Bureau (1974–1976), as head of the technical archive at the Riga Specialized Design and Project-Technological Bureau for Automobile Diagnostics (1976–1978), as a duty electrician at the “Olainfarm” production association (1978), and again was a homemaker on her husband (1978).

In her marriage to Alexander Volfovich Moshkovich (1945, Akmolinsk, Kazakh SSR; today Astana, capital of Kazakhstan), a daughter was born: Giula Alexandrovna Moshkovich (1972, Riga).

In 1978, Zhenya Moshkovich received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her sister Gisya Osherovna Liber (née Natan) (1937, Riga) had been living, and since 1976 her mother, Guta Gelmanovna Natan (née Tirolskaya) (1908), had also resided.

Family members:

Natan Oskar Markovich (1906–1966) — father
Guta Gelmanovna Natan (née Tirolskaya) (1908) — mother
Gisya Osherovna Liber (née Natan) (1937, Riga) — sister
Aleksandr Volfovich Moshkovich (1945) — husband
Giula Aleksandrovna Moshkovich (1972) — daughter