Shlakhter (née Remigalskaya) Khaya Davidovna (29.11.1894, Riga) – office worker. She was born into the family of bookbinder Remigalsky David Peyletovich (1873-1941, Riga) and housewife Remigalskaya (née Kamen) Sheina Aryevna (1874-1904, Riga). She completed a Russian elementary school. She was a dependent of her husband (1920-1943). She was evacuated to Dzhusama, Kazakh SSR (1941-1943), and after the death of her husband and elder daughter (1943) moved to Gorky Region, where she worked as a cashier at a railway station (1943-1945).
On returning to Riga she worked as a salesperson in a store of the Industrial Combine of the Proletarsky District (1945-1948), then was a dependent of her younger daughter (1948-1971).

In her marriage to Shlakhter Iosif Lazarevich (1889-1943), daughters Shlakhter Sheina Iosifovna (1920-1943) and Golman (née Shlakhter) Liba Iosifovna (b. 1925) were born.

In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1936 her niece Sorokina Tanya Ruvinovna (b. 1915) had been living.

N. Voronova

Remigalsky David Peyletovich (1873-1941) – father
Remigalskaya (née Kamen) Sheina Aryevna (1874-1904) – mother
Remigalsky Peylet Davidovich (1891-1941, Riga) – brother
Golman (née Remigalskaya) Nekha Davidovna (b. 1895, Riga) – sister
Sorokina Tanya Ruvinovna (b. 1915) – niece
Shlakhter Iosif Lazarevich (1889-1943) – husband
Shlakhter Sheina Iosifovna (1920-1943) – daughter
Golman (née Shlakhter) Liba Iosifovna (b. 1925) – daughter