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SurnameKhozias
NameBeola
PatronymYankelevna
Birth year1940
Birth month1
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Shperling Khaya Ruvimovna (1918)

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SurnameShperling
NameKhaya
PatronymRuvimovna
Birth year1918
Birth month12
Birth day25
birth_placeKazan

Shperling (née Glaze, Silke) Khaya Ruvimovna (25.12.1918, Kazan) – worker.
In 1921 Sh.'s parents moved from Kazan to Riga. In 1932 Sh. graduated from the Riga 4th Jewish School. Until 1935 Sh. worked as a salesperson at Frenkel's store, and from 1935 to 1939 at Galshmit's store.
At the start of the war, Sh. was evacuated to Cheboksary, and soon moved to Uzbekistan, where she worked at the “Fruits of October” collective farm in Bukhara Region of the Uzbek SSR.
On returning to Riga in 1945, Sh. married for the second time, to Shperling Idel (1921), and did not work until 1962, being a dependent of her husband and raising children. From 1962 to 1967 Sh. worked as a box gluer at the “Torgtekhnika” production combine. From 1969 to 1971 Sh. worked as a weaver at the Riga Home-Based Labor Combine.

In 1972 Sh. left Latvia at the invitation of her son from her first marriage, Silke Israel (1938).

Sh.'s first husband, Silke Abram (1909 – 1942), was killed at the front in 1942. While in evacuation in Cheboksary, Sh.'s daughter from her first marriage, Silke Khaya (1940 – 1941), died. In the Riga ghetto in 1941, Sh.'s parents, Glaze Ruvim (1895 – 1941) and Glaze (née Grubin) Tsivia, her brother Glaze Leybe (1930 – 1941), and her sisters Glaze Taibe (1928 – 1941), Glaze Freyde (1933 – 1941), and Glaze Sheine (1936 – 1941), were killed. Sh.'s brother, Glaze Girsh (1920 – 1941), was killed at the front. Sh.'s brother, Glaze Nokhum (1916 – 1941), was shot in Riga in 1941.

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Silke Abram (1909 – 1942) – first husband
Shperling Idel (1921) – second husband
Shperling Bella (1948) – daughter
Shperling Ester (1953) – daughter
Gelshteyn (née Shperling) Tsila (1946) – daughter
Silke Israel (1938) – son
Glaze Ruvim (1895 – 1941) – father
Glaze (née Grubin) Tsivia (1898 – 1941) – mother
Glaze Israel (1926) – brother
Zhogot (née Glaze) Khasya (1922) – sister
Glaze Girsh (1920 – 1941) – brother
Glaze Taibe (1928 – 1941) – sister
Glaze Leybe (1930 – 1941) – brother
Glaze Freyde (1933 – 1941) – sister
Glaze Sheine (1936 – 1941) – sister
Glaze Nokhum (1916 – 1941) – brother
Silke Khaya (1940 – 1941) – daughter