Porez (Pores) (née Segal-Binder) Anna Samoilovna (1904, Riga) — sales assistant.

Anna Porez was the daughter of Samuil Segal-Binder (1876, Vitebsk — 1940) and Gena Segal-Binder (née Schneider) (1878, Dvinsk — 1941 (?)).

She completed six grades of primary school. Until 1941 she worked as a sales assistant in private shops. In 1945–1951 she was employed as a sales assistant at the 2nd Riga Municipal Food Retail Trust. In 1951–1952 she worked as a cashier in the Bytovik cooperative.

She was married to Khaim Porez (1907, Dvinsk — 1942). Their children were Rukh (Porez) Sima (1929, Riga) and Yudels Porez (1936, Dvinsk). Her husband was killed in action during the Great Patriotic War. Her mother perished in the Holocaust.

Her sisters, Faina Libman (née Segal-Binder) (1902, Dvinsk) and Sofia Fleishman (née Segal-Binder) (1910, Dvinsk), lived in Riga in the 1960s. In 1966, she first applied for permission to emigrate to Israel upon invitation from her mother-in-law, Feiga Porushene (née Shidlovskaya) (1889, Vilnius). Exit permission for the family was granted only in 1971.

Family:

Khaim Porez (1907, Dvinsk — 1942) — husband
Sima Rukh (Porez) (1929, Riga) — daughter
Yudels Porez (1936, Dvinsk) — son
Samuil Segal-Binder (1876, Vitebsk — 1940) — father
Gena Segal-Binder (née Schneider) (1878, Dvinsk — 1941 (?)) — mother
Faina Libman (née Segal-Binder) (1902, Dvinsk) — sister
Sofia Fleishman (née Segal-Binder) (1910, Dvinsk) — sister
Feiga Porushene (née Shidlovskaya) (1889, Vilnius) — mother-in-law