Shperling Tsilya Benyaminovna (1929)
| Personal data |
| Surname | Shperling |
| Name | Tsilya |
| Patronym | Benyaminovna |
| Birth year | 1929 |
| Birth month | 1 |
| Birth day | 1 |
| Birth place | Parichi |
| Sex | F |
Shperling (née Budanitskaya) Tsilya Benyaminovna (1.01.1929, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region) — hairdresser. Daughter of Budanitsky Benyamin (1903, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region — …, killed in the Great Patriotic War) and Budanitskaya (née Glagovskaya) Basya (1909, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region — 1987).
In 1941 she was evacuated to the Chuvash SSR, and in 1945 was re-evacuated to Belarus. In 1946 she completed 5 grades of secondary school in Kalinkavichy. In 1946—48 — hairdresser at the “Bytovik” artel in Kalinkavichy.
In 1948 Sh. moved to Riga. In 1948—87 — men's hairdresser at the “Laimdota” municipal services combine. In her marriage to Shperling Izya (1925, Riga) (dissolved in 1963), children Shperling Aleksandr (1952, Riga) and Kalnitskaya (née Shperling, Vainer) Nina (1949, Riga) were born. She was married a second time, to Bagdasaryan Telman (1935, Bolnisi village, Georgia). Sh.'s brother, Budanitsky Grigory (1931, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region), received permission to emigrate to Israel in the late 1970s. Sh.'s brother, Budanitsky Marat (1939, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region), lived and worked in Riga in the 1980s. In the 1960s—70s Sh. repeatedly applied to emigrate to Israel.
In 1990 Sh. received permission to emigrate to Canada at the invitation of her son Aleksandr.
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Shperling Izya (1925, Riga) — first husband
Shperling Aleksandr (1952, Riga) — son
Kalnitskaya (née Shperling, Vainer) Nina (1949, Riga) — daughter
Bagdasaryan Telman (1935, Bolnisi village, Georgia) — second husband
Budanitsky Benyamin (1903, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region — …) — father
Budanitskaya (née Glagovskaya) Basya (1909, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region — 1987) — mother
Budanitsky Grigory (1931, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region) — brother
Budanitsky Marat (1939, Parichi village, Bobruisk Region) — brother