Shirman Tatyana Ionovna (1931)
| Personal data |
| Surname | Shirman |
| Name | Tatyana |
| Patronym | Ionovna |
| Birth year | 1931 |
| Birth month | 3 |
| Birth day | 6 |
| Birth place | Kryvyi Rih |
| Sex | F |
Shirman (Nenadovskaya) Tatyana Ionovna (6.03.1931, Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine) – teacher. Born into the family of Nenadovsky Ion Moiseyevich (1896, Belilovka, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine – 1961, Kryvyi Rih) and Nenadovskaya (Liberzon) Tsilya Pinkhosovna (1902, Belilovka). She finished secondary school (1950), then the Kryvyi Rih Pedagogical Institute (1954). She worked in Kryvyi Rih – as a teacher at secondary school No. 29 (1955), as a proofreader at the “Giprorudmash” institute (1955–1956), and was a dependant of her husband (1956–1958). She worked in Kryvyi Rih – as a teacher at secondary schools No. 11 and 68 (1958–1961), and as head of the children's section at the “Stroitel” club (1961–1962). She was a dependant of her husband (1962–1964). On moving to Riga, she worked as a tutor at the 43rd eight-year school and the 38th secondary school (1964–1970), and as a teacher at secondary schools No. 36, 12, and 74 (1970–1976).
Her marriage to Shirman Moisei Mordkovich (1922, Chernyakhov, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine) produced a son, Shirman Mark Moiseyevich (1953, Riga).
In 1976 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's cousin, Modylevsky Leonid Khananovich (1936, Crimea Oblast), had lived since 1971, and her son, Shirman Mark Moiseyevich (1953), since 1976.
N. Voronova
Nenadovsky Ion Moiseyevich (1896–1961) – father
Nenadovskaya (Liberzon) Tsilya Pinkhosovna (1902) – mother
Nenadovsky Pyotr Ionovich (1924, Belilovka – died at the front of the Great Patriotic War in 1944) – brother
Shirman Moisei Mordkovich (1922) – husband
Shirman Mark Moiseyevich (1953) – son
Modylevsky Leonid Khananovich (1936) – husband's cousin