Tsimerman (née Rapoport) Emiliya Solomonovna (23.02.1947, Borisov, Minsk Region, Belorussia) – architect. Born into the family of office worker Rapoport Solomon Zakharovich (1921, Pleshchenitsy, Minsk Region, Belorussia) and teacher Rapoport (née Avseeva) Sarra Afraimovna (1924, Zarechye, Borisov District, Belorussia). She completed 8 grades of Borisov school (1962), then the Minsk Architectural-Construction Technical College (1962—1966), studied at the Belorussian Polytechnic Institute (1966—1969), transferred for family reasons to the Riga Polytechnic Institute (1969), which she completed in 1972. She worked as an architect for the Latvian SSR Gosstroi “Latgiprogorstroi” (1973—1976), was a display artist at the “Lielupe” resort guesthouse (1976—1977), and senior architect for the Latvian SSR Gosstroi “Latgiprogorstroi” (1977—1980).

In her marriage to Tsimerman David Ruvinovich (1946, Krāslava, Latvia), daughter Tsimerman Inna Davidovna (1974, Minsk) was born.

In 1980 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her husband's parents had been living: Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923) and Tsimmerman (née Epshteyn) Genya Khaimovna (1922), as well as her husband's brother Tsimmerman Gersen (Gershen) Ruvinovich (1950, Krāslava).

N. Voronova

Rapoport Solomon Zakharovich (1921) – father
Rapoport (née Avseeva) Sarra Afraimovna (1924) – mother
Rapoport Yevgeny Solomonovich (1949, Borisov) – brother
Tsimerman David Ruvinovich (1946) – husband
Tsimerman Inna Davidovna (1974) – daughter
Tsimmerman Ruvin Yankelevich (1923) – husband's father
Tsimmerman (née Epshteyn) Genya Khaimovna (1922) – husband's mother
Tsimmerman Gersen (Gershen) Ruvinovich (1950) – husband's brother