Murina (née Naikhin) Ida Yekabovna (12 October 1912, Riga) — factory worker.

Ida Murina was the daughter of Yekab Naikhin (1872, Vilichi — 1941, Riga) and Klara Naikhin (1875, Riga — 1935, Riga). She completed nine grades of basic school. Disabled from childhood, until 1941 she was supported by her parents and husband.

From 1942 to 1944 she worked as a seamstress at a local evacuation point in Alma-Ata. From 1944 to 1965 she was a homemaker. In 1964–1965 she worked as a cable assembler at the VEF factory, and from 1965 to 1975 as a labeller at the Aurora factory. She was awarded the medals “For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–45” and “20 Years of Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–45.”

In marriage with Lazar Abramovich Murin (1904, Daugavpils), two children were born: Clark Murin (1939, Riga) and Faina Feldman (née Murina) (1946, Riga).

There were six children in her parents’ family: Frida Naikhin (1900, Riga — 1941, Tashkumyr), Gulya Naikhin (1909, Riga — 1941, Riga; perished in the Holocaust), Boris Naikhin (1902, Riga — 1962, Riga), Noi Naikhin (1904, Riga), and Berta Gindelovich (1906, Riga).

In 1975 Ida Murina received permission to emigrate to Israel on the invitation of her sister, Berta Gindelovich (1906, Riga).

Family:

Lazar Abramovich Murin (1904, Daugavpils) — husband
Clark Murin (1939, Riga) — son
Faina Feldman (née Murina) (1946, Riga) — daughter
Yekab Naikhin (1872–1941) — father
Klara Naikhin (1875–1935) — mother
Frida Naikhin (1900–1941) — sister
Gulya Naikhin (1909–1941) — sister
Boris Naikhin (1902–1962) — brother
Noi Naikhin (1904, Riga) — brother
Berta Gindelovich (1906, Riga) — sister