Tribukhova (Tribuchova) Sima Berelovna (née Pliner) (15 June 1918, Varakļāni) — seamstress.

Sima Tribukhova worked as a seamstress from 1930 to 1938 in the private workshop of Gurvich in Varakļāni. From 1938 to 1940, she worked as a seamstress for Mr. Meyerson in Varakļāni.

After the establishment of Soviet power, she moved to Riga and began working as a seamstress at the “21 June” factory. During the war years, she was evacuated to the Kirov Region. After returning to Riga in 1945, she did not work for several years.

In 1949, she resumed her profession and worked as a seamstress in the artel “Drebnieks,” at the “Avangards” combine, in the artel “Taupība,” and at enterprises of Latkhimpishcheprom. From 1954 to 1983, she was a seamstress at the production association “Rīgas Modes.”

In 1982, she emigrated from Latvia.

Family:

Leiba Tribukhov (1914–1982) — husband
Yehuda Tribukhov (1947) — son
Berl Pliner (1890–1922) — father
Gutel (Gutta-Ester) Pliner (d. 1975) — mother
Genya Stern (née Tribukhova) (1973) — daughter
Paya Levinson (née Pliner) (1920) — sister
Sara Mashkevich (née Pliner) (1922) — sister