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Nenadovskaya Tsilya Pinkhosovna (1902)

Personal data
SurnameNenadovskaya
NameTsilya
PatronymPinkhosovna
Birth year1902
Birth month1
Birth day5
Birth placeBelilovka
SexF

Nenadovskaya (née Liberzon) Tsilya (Tzila) Pinkhosovna (5 January 1902, Belilovka, Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine) — homemaker.

Tsilya Nenadovskaya was born into the family of Pinkhos Liberzon (1869–1919, Zhytomyr Region) and Feiga Liberzon (1872, Belilovka – 1936, Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Region, Ukraine). She completed primary school and devoted herself to household duties.

She was married to Ion Moiseyevich Nenadovsky (1896, Belilovka – 1961, Kryvyi Rih). Their children were Pyotr Ionovich Nenadovsky (born 1924, Belilovka) and Tatyana Ionovna Shirman (née Nenadovskaya) (born 1931, Kryvyi Rih).

In 1976 Tsilya Nenadovskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 a relative of her son-in-law, Leonid Khananovich Modylevsky (born 1936, Crimean Region), had been residing.

Family:

Pinkhos Liberzon (1869–1919) — father
Feiga Liberzon (1872–1936) — mother
Yakov Pinkhosovich Liberzon (born 1891, Belilovka) — brother
Khaim Pinkhosovich Liberzon (born 1904, Belilovka) — brother
Raisa Pinkhosovna Kaganer (née Liberzon) (born 1913, Belilovka) — sister
Klara Pinkhosovna Tregub (née Liberzon) (born 1917, Belilovka) — sister
Ion Moiseyevich Nenadovsky (1896–1961) — husband
Pyotr Ionovich Nenadovsky (born 1924) — son
Tatyana Ionovna Shirman (née Nenadovskaya) (born 1931) — daughter
Leonid Khananovich Modylevsky (born 1936) — cousin of daughter’s husband