Pleple (née Perl) Tauba Aronovna (14 January 1914, Karsava) - worker.

In 1931 Tauba Pleple graduated from the Karsava Gymnasium and until 1941 did not engage in paid employment, managing the household. In 1941 she managed to evacuate on foot from Karsava and reach the city of Velikiye Luki.

From 1941 to 1942 she worked as a labourer at the “Bolshevik” state farm in Saratov Oblast. In 1942–1945 she was an OTK (quality control) inspector at Factory No. 113 in Gorky. In 1946 she returned to Riga and worked as an inspector at the Riga Furniture Factory. In 1946–1947 she was a worker at the Industrial Combine of the Proletarsky District of Riga. From 1948 to 1958 she worked as a clerk and labourer in artels of the Latvian Industrial Council (Latpromsovet), including “Savienība,” “Tekstilnieks,” “Brīvība,” “Latkooppromtorg,” and “Ciņa.” From 1956 she worked as a kiosk attendant for Soyuzpechat.

Her first husband, Henrich Pleple (1902–1942), went missing in action during the Second World War. After the war, her daughter Aija Pleple was born in 1946. In 1956 she entered into a civil marriage with Yakov Gurevich (born 1915, Minsk), which was formally registered in 1960.

During the Holocaust, her mother Khaya Perl (1885, Lucyn – 1941) and her brother Isaak Perl (1909, Karsava – 1941) were murdered. In 1963 she received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Yakov Gurevich (born 1915, Minsk) — second husband
Henrich Pleple (1902–1942) — first husband
Aija Pleple (born 1946) — daughter
Aron Perl (…–1917) — father
Khaya Perl (1885, Lucyn – 1941) — mother
Sonya Perl (1907, Karsava – 1921) — sister
Isaak Perl (1909, Karsava – 1941) — brother