Shapiro Eva Isaakovna (15.12.1898, Vilnius) — actress. Born into the family of Shapiro Isaac Yudelevich (1864–1910, Vilnius) and Shapiro (Kapilevich) Sara Mikhelevna (1868, Vilnius — 1941, Odesa). Completed secondary school (1916, Vilnius); worked as a drawing and needlework teacher at the “Labour Aid” school (1916–19, Vilnius); was an actress at the Moscow State Jewish Theatre while studying at the Central Theatre Studio (1921–40); at the Kyiv State Jewish Theatre (1940–41); at the Jewish Academic Drama Theatre (1941–44, Almaty); at the Kyiv State Jewish Theatre (1944–50); at the A.S. Pushkin Kharkiv Russian Drama Theatre (1950–51); was dependent on her husband (1951–53, Kharkiv); from 1953 — pensioner.

Her marriage to Goldblat Moisei Isaakovich (1896, Herța, Romania) produced no children.

In 1972, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's relatives lived: brothers Goldblat Genokh Isaakovich (1907, Herța), Goldblat (Talmi) Mordechai Isaakovich (1909, Herța) and sister Goldstein (Goldblat) Maria Isaakovna (1900, Herța).

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Shapiro Isaac Yudelevich (1864–1910) — father
Shapiro (Kapilevich) Sara Mikhelevna (1868–1941) — mother
Blond (Shapiro) Srnya Isaakovna (1887, Vilnius) — sister (emigrated to USA)
Khazan (Shapiro) Tayba Isaakovna (1895 — 1970, Odesa) — sister
Napalkova (Shapiro) Golda Isaakovna (1900 — 1959, Moscow) — sister
Shapiro Ruvim Isaakovich (1899 — 1941, Vilnius) — brother
Shapiro Moisei Isaakovich (1902, Vilnius) — brother
Shapiro Yudel Isaakovich (1903 — 1938, posthumously rehabilitated) — brother
Karchmer (Shapiro) Roda Isaakovna (1903, Vilnius) — sister
Goldblat Moisei Isaakovich (1896) — husband
Goldblat Genokh Isaakovich (1907) — husband's brother
Goldblat (Talmi) Mordechai Isaakovich (1909) — husband's brother
Goldstein (Goldblat) Maria Isaakovna (1900) — husband's sister