Steklova (Steklowa) (née Moyseeva) Liba Aronovna (7 September 1914, Ludza, Latvia) — manicurist.

Liba Steklova was born into the family of employees Aron Zalmanovich Moyseev (1894, Ludza — 1969, Riga) and Feyga Samoylovna Moyseeva (1892, Ludza — 1966, Riga). She received her primary education in Riga, where the family moved in 1916.

From 1932 to 1941, she worked as a manicurist in a private hairdressing salon. During the war, she was evacuated to Stalingrad, then moved to Astrakhan and later to Izhevsk (1941–1946), where she worked in hairdressing salons.

After returning to Riga, she worked as a manicurist at the Industrial Combine of the 1st Riga Department of Voentorg (1946–1950), at Trust No. 79 of bath, laundry, and hairdressing services (1950–1951), at the cosmetic office of the Riga City Dermatovenereological Dispensary (1951–1957), at a бытового обслуживания combine (1957–1959), at the polyclinic for mandatory medical examinations and personal cosmetics (1959–1963), and again at the Riga City Dermatovenereological Dispensary (1963–1971).

She first married Lipman Steklov (missing since 1941, Riga). Their daughter is Gena Lipmanovna Azbel (née Steklova) (1942, Astrakhan).

She later married Khaim Yankelevich Yershov (1899, Sebezh); this marriage was childless.

In 1971, Liba Steklova received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her sister Sara Aronovna Gotlib (née Moyseeva) (1913, Ludza) was living.

Family:

Aron Zalmanovich Moyseev (1894–1969) — father
Feyga Samoylovna Moyseeva (1892–1966) — mother
Borukh Aronovich Moyseev (1916, Ludza — 1968, Riga) — brother
Lipman Steklov (missing since 1941) — first husband
Gena Lipmanovna Azbel (née Steklova) (1942) — daughter
Khaim Yankelevich Yershov (1899) — second husband
Sara Aronovna Gotlib (née Moyseeva) (1913) — sister