Segal (Khait) Sara Mordukhovna (19.08.1931, Tartu) — white-collar worker. Daughter of Khait Mordukh (1906, Vilāni — 1941) and Kveit Rivka (1903, Tartu). In 1935, S. moved with her parents to Riga. In 1941, was evacuated to Almaty. In 1945, re-evacuated to Riga; in 1949, completed 8 grades of Riga 15th Secondary School. In 1949–50 — yarn grader at the “Rigas Manufaktūra” combine. In 1951, enrolled at the law institute in Kazan; in 1951, was transferred and in 1955 graduated from the law faculty of the Belarusian State University in Minsk with a specialisation in jurisprudence. In 1956 — storekeeper at the “Avtoelektropribor” plant. In 1956–58 — secretary of the People's Court of the Moscow District of Riga. In 1959 — senior statistician at the Statistics Administration of the Latvian SSR. In 1959–61 — agent of Gosstrakh of Riga. In 1961 — legal counsel of PribVO at the trade department. In 1961–62 — dispatcher at the Riga Bread-Baking Combine. From 1963 — senior gas supply technician at the Gas Administration (after reorganisation — “Rigagaz”). S.'s father was killed on the front near Leningrad. Her marriage to Segal Solomon (1921/1925, Karsava) produced a daughter Segal Stella (1958, Riga). In 1971, S. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her uncle, Khait Itzhak (1904, Vilāni), who had emigrated to the territory of Palestine in the 1930s.

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Segal Solomon (1921/1925, Karsava) — husband
Segal Stella (1958, Riga) — daughter
Khait Mordukh (1906, Vilāni — 1941) — father
Kveit Rivka (1903, Tartu) — mother
Khait Itzhak (1904, Vilāni) — uncle