Sheynezon (Galinkina) Feiga Davidovna (23.09.1915, Riga) – worker. Born into the family of Galinkin David Samuilovich (1890, Mogilev, Belarus – killed by the Nazis in 1942, Riga) and Galinkina (Gordon) Lyuba Abramovna (1892 – killed by the Nazis in 1942, Riga). She finished 8 grades (1936, Riga), worked as an apprentice and shop assistant (1936–1941), was evacuated to Namangan, Uzbek SSR, where she worked as a nurse's aide at the local hospital (1941–1946); on returning to Riga she worked as a shop assistant at the Department Store (1946–1950), was a dependant of her husband (1950–1958), and after her husband's death worked as a lift operator at the REZ plant (1958–1965) and as a counter at the “Avrora” factory (1966–1969).

Her marriage to Sheynezon Mozes Meyerovich (1911–1958, Riga) produced a son, Sheynezon David Mozesovich (1946, Riga).

In 1969 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sisters Gelman (Galinkina) Ginda Davidovna (1920, Riga) and Kurland (Galinkina) Shulamit Davidovna (1925, Riga) had lived since 1968.

N. Voronova

Galinkin David Samuilovich (1890–1942) – father
Galinkina (Gordon) Lyuba Abramovna (1892–1942) – mother
Galinkin Negim Davidovich (1914 – killed by the Nazis in 1941, Riga) – brother
Gelman (Galinkina) Ginda Davidovna (1920) – sister
Kurland (Galinkina) Shulamit Davidovna (1925) – sister
Sheynezon Mozes Meyerovich (1911–1958) – husband
Sheynezon David Mozusovich (1946) – son