Shmulik (née Geller) Riva Berovna (27.09.1936, Riga) – worker. She was born into the family of Geller Ber-Boris Markovich (1906, Rēzekne – killed at the front in the Great Patriotic War, no date in the documents) and Geller Khanna Khaimovna (1903, Dvinsk, today Daugavpils). She completed 7 grades of primary school, and worked in Riga – as a typist at the Popov plant (1955–1956), as a receiving clerk at the Riga City Executive Committee's Consumer Services Combine (1956–1962), as an assembler at the Riga Instrument-Making Plant (1962–1967), as a worker at the “Kommutator” plant (1967–1968), as a storekeeper at the Society of the Blind (1968–1969), and as an inspector of the State Insurance Inspectorate of the Proletarsky District (1969–1972).

In her marriage to Shmulik Abrash Isaakovich (1933, Svisloch, Mogilev Region, Belarus), daughters Shmulik Yevgenia Abrashevna (b. 1961, Riga) and Shmulik Tatyana Abrashevna (b. 1970) were born.

In 1972 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her cousin – Budin Girsh-Shmuel Aronovich (1925, Riga) – had been living, and from 1971 her sister Itsikson (née Geller) Brayna Berovna (1928, Riga).

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Geller Ber-Boris Markovich (1906 – killed at the front in the Great Patriotic War, no date in the documents) – father
Geller Khanna Khaimovna (1903) – mother
Geller Vladimir Borisovich (1925, Riga) – brother
Budina (née Geller) Sofia Borisovna (1927, Riga) – sister
Itsikson (née Geller) Brayna Berovna (1928, Riga) – sister
Geller Meyer Berovich (1932, Riga) – brother
Geller Mira Berovna (1938, Riga) – sister
Geller Leyb Berovich (1941, Riga) – brother
Shmulik Abrash Isaakovich (1933) – husband
Shmulik Yevgenia Abrashevna (1961) – daughter
Shmulik Tatyana Abrashevna (1970) – daughter
Budin Girsh-Shmuel Aronovich (1925) – cousin