Taragina (née Malag) Yudif (Judith) Davidovna (5 January 1905, Daugavpils — ?, ?) — homemaker.

In 1919, Yudif Taragina completed six classes of schooling. From 1928, she was married to Zalman Osherovich Taragin (1880, Preiļi — 1958, Kansk, Krasnoyarsk region), who owned a grocery shop in Preiļi.

In 1941, she and her family were administratively deported from Preiļi to Kansk in the Krasnoyarsk region. From 1941 to 1943, she worked as a knitter in an industrial artel (village of Dzerzhinsk, Krasnoyarsk region). In 1968, she returned to Latvia (Riga).

Her daughter was Gita Zalmanovna Nadel (1929, Preiļi — ?, ?).

Her father was David Iegudovich Malag (1873, Daugavpils — 1928, Daugavpils). Her mother was Gita Efraimovna Malag (née Irfal) (1873, Daugavpils — 1928, Daugavpils). Her brother was Efraim Davidovich Malag (1901, Daugavpils — 1929, Daugavpils).

Her sisters were Frida Davidovna Gildina (1914, Daugavpils — ?, ?), who emigrated to Israel (Haifa) in 1943, and Pesya Davidovna Ospovat (1912, Daugavpils — ?, ?), who emigrated to Israel (Haifa) in 1980.