Shiren (Levin) Roza Zalamanovna (20.11.1923, Riga) — knitter. Daughter of Levin Zalamon-Ilya (1891, Vorkovichi, Vitebsk Governorate — …) and Levin (Model) Nekhama (1900, Riga — 1936, Riga). In 1940 she finished 6 grades of the Kronvalds school in Riga. In 1940—41 — weaver at the “Sarkana Tekstilniece” plant in Riga. In 1941 she was evacuated to Kirov Oblast and worked at the “Krasnaya Tushka” collective farm. In 1941—43 — cloakroom attendant at a restaurant in Malmyzh. In 1943—44 — district nurse at the 1st city clinic in Ulyanovsk. In 1944—45 — hairdresser at the bath-laundry-and-hairdressing trust of Ulyanovsk.
In 1945 Sh. returned to Riga and remained a housewife until 1967. From 1967 — knitter at the Riga Multi-Branch Home-Work Combine. Sh.'s father went missing in action during the Great Patriotic War. Her marriage to Shiren Yakov (1919, Riga) produced children Shiren Ilya (1947, Riga) and Maizlina (Shiren) Emma (1954, Riga). In 1973 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her brother, Levin Mendel (1921, Riga).

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Shiren Yakov (1919, Riga) — husband
Shiren Ilya (1947, Riga) — son
Maizlina (Shiren) Emma (1954, Riga) — daughter
Levin Zalamon-Ilya (1891, Vorkovichi, Vitebsk Governorate — …) — father
Levin (Model) Nekhama (1900, Riga — …, Riga) — mother
Neyman (Levin) Geda (1928, Riga) — sister
Levin Natan (1927, Riga) — brother
Levin Mendel (1921, Riga) — brother