Shmulik (née Soloveychik) Nina Abramovna (8.03.1911, Svisloch, Mogilev Region, Belarus) – seamstress. She was born into the family of carpenter Soloveychik Abram Itsikovich (1857–1927, Svisloch) and housewife Soloveychik (née Drozdovskaya) Khinda Iosifovna (1876–1931, Svisloch). She completed 4 grades of the local school (1918–1922), and worked as a seamstress – for a private employer (1922–1927), and in a seamstress artel (1927–1929). After moving to Bobruisk, she worked at a garment factory (1929–1932). She was a dependent of her husband until 1941. Together with her son she was evacuated to Kyzyl-Orda, Kazakh SSR, where she worked as a waitress at a local canteen (1941–1945). After moving to Riga, she was a dependent of her husband (1946–1973).

In her marriage to Shmulik Isaak Rubinovich (1909, Mogilev Region), sons Shmulik Abrash Isaakovich (1933, Svisloch, Mogilev Region), Shmulik Roman Isaakovich (1947, Riga), and daughter Lat (née Shmulik) Inna Isaakovna (1941, Kyzyl-Orda, Kazakh SSR) were born.

In 1973 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her son Shmulik Abrash Isaakovich (1933) had been living since 1972.

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Soloveychik Abram Itsikovich (1857–1927) – father
Soloveychik (née Drozdovskaya) Khinda Iosifovna (1876–1931) – mother
Soloveychik Iosif Abramovich (1900, Svisloch) – brother
Shmulik Isaak Rubinovich (1909) – husband
Shmulik Abrash Isaakovich (1933) – son
Lat (née Shmulik) Inna Isaakovna (1941) – daughter
Shmulik Roman Isaakovich (1947) – son