Trubkina (née Berzon) Ida Bentsionovna (21 September 1923, Riga) — seamstress.

Ida Trubkina was the daughter of Bentsion Zalmanovich Berzon (1885, Viļaka — 1941, killed in the Riga Ghetto) and Basya Yakovlevna Berzon (née Druyan) (1896, Ludza — 1941, killed in the Riga Ghetto). She completed nine grades at the Riga Jewish School (1930–1941).

In 1941, she was evacuated to the Frunze Region of the Kirghiz SSR, where she worked at the collective farm “Kamyshanovka” (1941–1943), and from 1943 to 1945 worked there as a seamstress. After returning to Riga, she worked as a seamstress at the atelier “Baltijas Modes” (1945–1947). She was a homemaker until 1961, after which she worked as a cutter of women’s garments at Custom Tailoring Factory No. 1, later the production association “Siluets” (1961–1971).

In marriage with Zusman Abramovich Trubkin (1923, Dagda), a daughter was born: Basya Zusmanovna Adno (née Trubkina) (1949, Riga).

In December 1971, Ida Trubkina received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since June 1971 her husband, Zusman Abramovich Trubkin (1923), had been living.

Family:

Bentsion Zalmanovich Berzon (1885–1941) — father
Basya Yakovlevna Berzon (née Druyan) (1896–1941) — mother
Zalman Bentsionovich Berzon (1927, Riga) — brother
Leya Bentsionovna Plotke (née Berzon) (1925, Riga) — sister
Zusman Abramovich Trubkin (1923) — husband
Basya Zusmanovna Adno (née Trubkina) (1949) — daughter