Shteyngold (née Goldshteyn) Bella Shlemovna (1905, Riga) – worker. She was born into the family of tailor Goldshteyn Shleima Lvovich (1875, Rēzekne – killed by the Nazis in 1941, Rēzekne) and housewife Goldshteyn Genya Avraamovna (1881-1915, Rēzekne). She completed 4 grades of a Jewish school.
She was evacuated to Samarkand, Uzbek SSR, where she worked at a local cotton plant (1942-1945). On returning to Riga she worked as a seamstress at the Riga branch of the Military Trade Office (1946-1949), was a milliner at the “Fantaziya” artel (1946-1963), and worked as a quality controller at the same artel, which was renamed the “Latvija” factory (1963-1966).

In her marriage to Notkin Bentsian Zelikovich (1902), there were no children. The marriage was dissolved.

In her marriage to Shteyngold Mendel Iosifovich (1903, Daugavpils – 1942, Samarkand), sons Shteyngold Yakov Mendelevich (1929, Rēzekne) and Shteyngold Khenakh Mendelevich (1932, Rēzekne) were born.

In her marriage to Kilyun Semyon Leybovich (1899, Jelgava), there were no children.

In 1972 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's daughter – Bul (née Kilyun) Khana-Rise Semyonovna (1929, Riga) – had been living since 1971, as well as the brother of her late husband (Shteyngold Mendel Iosifovich) – Shteyngold Avraam Iosifovich (1913, Daugavpils) – since 1959.

N. Voronova

Goldshteyn Shleima Lvovich (1875-1941) – father
Goldshteyn Genya Avraamovna (1881-1915) – mother
Notkin Bentsian Zelikovich (1902) – former husband
Shteyngold Mendel Iosifovich (1903) – late husband (father of her children)
Shteyngold Avraam Iosifovich (1913) – late husband's brother
Shteyngold Yakov Mendelevich (1929) – son
Shteyngold Khenakh Mendelevich (1932) – son
Kilyun Semyon Leybovich (1899) – husband
Bul (née Kilyun) Khana-Rise Semyonovna (1929) – husband's daughter