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SurnameVald
NameGrigory
PatronymBorisovich
Birth year1938
Birth month3
Birth day18
birth_placeKharkiv, Ukraine

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Shaferman Evgeniya Yakovlevna (1884-1914)

people
surnameShaferman
nameEvgeniya
patronymYakovlevna
birth_year1884
death_year1914
death_placeParis

Shaferman (Briskina, first marriage Chertova) Evgeniya Yakovlevna (22.10, Paris, France) — homemaker. Born into the family of Briskin Yakov (1884–1914, Paris) and Briskina Yelena (1886, France — 1932, Spassk-Dalny, Primorsky Krai). Completed 9 grades in Paris.

In 1927, moved with her mother to Dnipropetrovsk, then with her husband, a career military officer, to Spassk-Dalny (1936), from there to Irkutsk (1936–40), Krasnoyarsk (1940–64); moved with her daughter's family to Balakovo, Saratov Oblast (1964–72); in 1972 — to Riga. Did not work, was dependent on her husband, then on her daughter.

Her marriage to Chertov Grigory Semyonovich (1908, Dnipropetrovsk — killed on the WWII front near Moscow in 1941) produced a daughter Raysina (Chertova) Nadezhda Grigoryevna (1936, Irkutsk).

Her marriage to Shaferman Solomon Borisovich (1906, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine — 1982, Riga) produced no children.

In 1988, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 her daughter's husband's sister, Pliner (Raysina) Raisa Barukhovna, according to other sources Borisovna (1939, Indra station, Krāslava District, Latvia), had been living.

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Briskin Yakov (1884–1914) — father
Briskina Yelena (1886–1932) — mother
Chertov Grigory Semyonovich (1908–1941) — first husband
Raysina (Chertova) Nadezhda Grigoryevna (1936) — daughter from first marriage
Shaferman Solomon Borisovich (1906–1982) — second husband
Pliner (Raysina) Raisa Barukhovna (1939) — daughter's husband's sister