Ratner (née Shifman) Dora Aronovna (15.04.1917, Kruk, Lithuania) — worker.

Dora Ratner was the daughter of Shifman Aron (1869, Šiauliai — 1942, Yakut ASSR) and Shifman (née Schlesinger) Hadasa (1887, Šiauliai — 1920, Šiauliai). Completed 7 grades of Jewish secondary school. In 1941 she was deported from Lithuania to the Novosibirsk region: her father owned a small mill and was repressed after the nationalization of enterprises. In 1943 she moved to Yakutia. Until 1944 — unskilled worker in collective farms. In 1944 she moved to Namangan, Uzbek SSR, where she worked as a waitress in the trust of canteens and restaurants. In 1945 she moved to Riga. Until 1949 — homemaker. In 1949–53 — worker in the artel “Progress”. In 1959–68 — cleaner at the V.I. Lenin Museum in Riga.

In marriage with Solomon Ratner (1904, Lithuania — 1972, Šiauliai district) a daughter was born, Roza Ratner (1945, Riga). In 1972 Dora Ratner received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her cousinRand Hayuta (1915, Šiauliai), who had emigrated to Palestine from Lithuania before the outbreak of the Second World War.

Family:

Solomon Ratner (1904, Lithuania — 1972, Šiauliai district) — husband
Roza Ratner (1945, Riga) — daughter
Aron Shifman (1869, Šiauliai — 1942, Yakut ASSR) — father
Hadasa Shifman (née Schlesinger) (1887, Šiauliai — 1920, Šiauliai) — mother
Peretz Shifman (1906, Šiauliai) — brother
Sara Feit (Shifman) (1915, Šiauliai) — sister
Miryama Shifman (1916, Šiauliai — 1921, Šiauliai) — sister
Iosif Shifman (1913, Šiauliai — 1945, Riga) — brother
Rand Hayuta (1915, Šiauliai) — cousin