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Nakhamkes Tsitsiliya Meyerovna (1911)

Personal data
SurnameNakhamkes
NameTsitsiliya
PatronymMeyerovna
Birth year1911
Birth month12
Birth day14
Birth placeDaugavpils
SexF

Nakhamkes (Nachamkes) (née Butina) Tsitsiliya (Tzitzilija, Cicilija) Meyerovna (14 December 1911, Daugavpils) — sales clerk.

From 1941 to 1945, while in evacuation in the Uzbek SSR, Tsitsiliya Nakhamkes worked as a sales clerk. From 1945 to 1948 she worked in the Riga Food Trade Administration. From 1948 to 1951 she managed a buffet in the Riga Canteens Trust. From 1951 to 1958 she worked as a manager of kiosks. From 1958 to 1962 she worked as a buffet attendant in the Canteens Trust, at the “Staburags” restaurant, and in the canteen of Torgmortrans. From 1962 to 1977 she worked as a sales clerk and buffet attendant at various enterprises in Riga.

During the evacuation in the Uzbek SSR, her parents died: Meyer Butin (1887–1942) and Sarra Butin (née Raitis) (1887–1942).

In 1977, she left Latvia together with her family.

Family:

Yakov Nakhamkes (1905–1973) — husband
Meer Butin (1887–1942) — father
Sarra Butin (née Raitis) (1887–1942) — mother
Falk-Leib Nakhamkes (1936) — son
Sarel Gindina (née Nakhamkes) (1946) — daughter
Abram Butin (1916) — brother
Ioel Butin (1918–1964) — brother
Iosel Butin (1922) — brother