Shneyder (née Treizon) Ida Borisovna (26.12.1922, Līvāni) — worker. Daughter of Treizon Boris-Ber (1894, Līvāni — 1939, Daugavpils) and Treizon (née Rotbart) Genya (1894, Jēkabpils). She completed 8th grade of the Līvāni commercial school and was forced to leave her studies due to her father's sudden death. She worked as a salesperson at private shops in Līvāni. In 1940—41 — librarian at the Līvāni city executive committee.
In 1941 she was evacuated to Uzbekistan and worked as a timekeeper and, later, as an inspector in the social welfare department of Kuva District. While in evacuation, Sh.'s eldest son, Treizon Boris (b. 1944, Uzbek SSR), was born.
In 1945 Sh. returned to Līvāni. In 1945—48 — clerk in the ration-card department of the city executive committee. In 1948 — passport clerk. In 1948—53 — buffet attendant at the Līvāni railway station. In 1953 Sh. married Shneyder Borukh (1915, Riga) and moved to Riga. She worked as a receiving clerk at a fashion atelier. Until 1971 — worker at the “1st of May” factory. In 1971 Sh. completed a massage therapy course and until 1988 worked as a massage therapist at Riga's 5th City Polyclinic. In the 1960s Sh.'s marriage was dissolved. Sh.'s husband, together with their son, Shneyder Naum (b. 1957, Riga), emigrated to Israel in 1970. In 1988 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Israel.

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Shneyder Borukh (1915, Riga) — husband
Treizon Boris (1944, Uzbek SSR) — son
Shneyder Naum (1957, Riga) — son
Treizon Boris-Ber (1894, Līvāni — 1939, Daugavpils) — father
Treizon (née Rotbart) Genya (1894, Jēkabpils — 1979, Riga) — mother
Treizon Yakov (1936, Līvāni) — brother
Besser (née Treizon) Gita (1924, Līvāni) — sister
Vasnina (née Treizon) Liya (1926, Līvāni) — sister