Shneer Buna Zamuelevna (14.03.1917, Varakļāni, Latvia) – worker. She was born into the family of shoemaker Shneer Zamuel (Samuil) Grigoryevich (1881–1925, Varakļāni, Latvia) and housewife Shneer (née Lifshits) Sara Abramovna (1887–1941, Varakļāni). She completed 6 grades of the Varakļāni Jewish basic school (1932), and was a dependent of her parents (1932–1941). She was evacuated together with her sisters to Aktyubinsk Region, Kazakh SSR, where she worked at the local collective farm (1941–1945); on returning to Latvia, she was a dependent of her brother (1946–1957), and worked as a telegram delivery clerk at the 10th branch of the Riga Telegraph Office (1957–1972).

In 1946 a son, Shneer Mikhail Zalomonovich, was born to her in Riga.

In 1973 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sister Kopman (née Shneer) Tsiva Samuilovna (1910, Varakļāni) had been living since 1972.

N. Voronova

Shneer Samuil Grigoryevich (1881–1925) – father
Shneer (née Lifshits) Sara Abramovna (1887–1941) – mother
Grinberg (née Shneer) Nekhama (Anna) Samuilovna (1906, Varakļāni) – sister (emigrated to the US)
Novomyslya (née Shneer) Malka Samuilovna (1908, Varakļāni – 1942, Bukhara, Uzbek SSR) – sister
Kopman (née Shneer) Tsiva Samuilovna (1910, Varakļāni) – sister
Shneer Milton Samuilovich (1913, Varakļāni) – brother (emigrated to the US)
Veinman (née Shneer) Ella Samuilovna (1920, Varakļāni) – sister (emigrated to the US)
Shneer Abram Samuilovich (1925, Varakļāni – 1963, Riga) – brother
Shneer Mikhail Zalomonovich (1946) – son