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SurnameKhozias
NameBeola
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Birth year1940
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Teitelbaum Lyubov (1915)

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SurnameTeitelbaum
NameLyubov
Birth year1915
Birth month8
Birth day10
birth_placeDaugavpils

Teitelbaum (Dimanstein, Gutzeit) Lyubov Ilyinichna (10.08.1915, Daugavpils) — stencil maker. Daughter of Dimanstein Ilya (1878, Riga — 1943, Kokand) and Dimanstein (Magaram) Taube (1883, Riga — 1947, Riga). In 1932, graduated from the Raukhvarger Secondary School in Riga. In 1933–36, worked as a clerk at private enterprises in Riga. In 1936–40 — worker at the “Reka” factory in Riga. In 1941–45, was in evacuation in Kokand. In 1947–48 — shopkeeper at a bookshop in Riga. In 1950–52 — painter at “Soyuztorgreklama.” In 1956–72 — stencil maker at the “Sadarbiba” and “Daile” combines. From 1972 — old-age pensioner. T.'s first marriage was dissolved in 1941. Her first husband, Gutzeit Ioshua (1913, Riga — …), was killed on the front during the Great Patriotic War. Her marriage to Teitelbaum Viktor (1900, Riga — 1971, Riga) produced a son Teitelbaum Maxim (1941, Kokand). In 1973, T. received permission to emigrate to Israel to join her second cousin Shvartsman Yakov (1914, Riga), who had left Latvia in 1935 for the territory of the present-day State of Israel.

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Teitelbaum Viktor (1900, Riga — 1971, Riga) — second husband
Teitelbaum Maxim (1941, Kokand) — son
Dimanstein Ilya (1878, Riga — 1943, Kokand) — father
Dimanstein (Magaram) Taube (1883, Riga — 1947, Riga) — mother
Dimanstein Samuel (1934, Riga — …, Riga) — brother
Aloy (Dimanstein) Sima (1917, Astashkovo, Pskov Oblast) — sister
Aronshtam (Dimanstein) Zelda (1920, Karsava) — sister
Gutzeit Ioshua (1913, Riga — …) — first husband
Shvartsman Yakov (1914, Riga) — second cousin