Rauchman (Rauchmann) Shulya (Schula) Semyonovna (1907) — participant in the revolutionary movement (her associates included L. E. Zalkaln, S. S. Lauchinskis, and Kh. Ya. Berzinsh), Party worker.

In the 1st Latvian Republic, from 1929 Shulya Rauchman was an active member of the underground Komsomol and subsequently of the Communist Party organisation. For her participation in revolutionary activities, in 1931 she was sentenced to four years’ hard labour. After her release she continued her involvement in the revolutionary movement. She had been a member of the CPSU since 1938.

In 1939 she was arrested again and released in 1940.

In 1940–1942 she worked as a worker at a hosiery factory and as an administrative manager in the Union of Consumer Co-operatives in Chuvashia. From 1942 to 1945 she was employed in the NKVD bodies; subsequently she served as head of the personnel department at the “8 March” factory, head of the personnel sector of the Ogre District Executive Committee, and personnel inspector of a district industrial combine in Riga.

In 1954–1955 she was librarian of the Ogre District Party Committee. From 1955 she was a personal pensioner of republican significance.