Shneur (née Rabin) Sofiya Isayevna (17.06.1898, Riga) — planning officer. Daughter of Rabin Isak (1870, Žagare — …) and Mizrokh Taube (1879, Daugavpils — 1941). In 1915 Sh. graduated from Lehr's gymnasium. In 1919—26 — cashier-bookkeeper at the Wolfschmidt yeast-factory joint-stock company in Riga. In 1941 — clerk.
In 1941 Sh. was evacuated to Leningrad. She was accepted into a partisan detachment. In 1943 — interpreter at the Leningrad Headquarters of the Partisan Movement. In 1943—44 — inspector at the Ufa construction-and-installation trust.
In 1944 Sh. was re-evacuated to Riga and until 1947 worked as a senior economist at the Cooperative of Invalids of the Latvian SSR. In 1947 she was transferred to the “Bytovik” artel. In 1949—60 — head of the planning group at the “Dzirksteļe” artel. From 1960 — pensioner. She was awarded the medals “For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—45” and “Twentieth Anniversary of the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—45.”
In her marriage to Shneur Herts (1900, Riga — 1941), children Shneur Israil (1926, Riga — 1943) and Yedeykina (née Shneur) Rakhele (1930, Riga) were born. From 1946 she was married for the second time to *Ritov Moisey (1900, Riga). In the Holocaust, Sh.'s mother and sisters Perl Slava (1909, Riga — 1941) and Zingerevich Zlata (1912, Riga — 1941) were killed. In 1973 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her daughter's husband's brother, Yedeykin Iosif (1927, Riga).

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Shneur Herts (1900, Riga — 1941) — first husband
Shneur Israil (1926, Riga — 1943) — son
Yedeykina (née Shneur) Rakhele (1930, Riga) — daughter
Ritov Moisey (1900, Riga) — second husband
Rabin Isak (1870, Žagare — …) — father
Mizrokh Taube (1879, Daugavpils — 1941) — mother
Perl Slava (1909, Riga — 1941) — sister
Zingerevich Zlata (1912, Riga — 1941) — sister
Yedeykin Iosif (1927, Riga) — daughter's husband's brother