Tsimerman (née Aron) Rakhil Samuilovna (18.08.1921, Riga) — secretary-typist. Daughter of Aron Samuil (1888, Drissa, Rēzekne District — 1973, Israel) and Aron Feyga (1888, Polotsk — 1972, Riga). In 1938 she completed the “Ezra” Jewish secondary school in Riga. In 1941 Ts. was administratively exiled to Krasnoyarsk Territory. Until 1944 — worker on a collective farm in Tomsk Region. In 1946—47 — secretary-typist at the Norilsk Combine. In 1948 Ts. returned to Riga, and worked as a typist at the Construction-Assembly Office of the Ministry of Local Industry. In 1949—51 — secretary-typist at the “Dailkrāsotājs” and “Sagadātājs” artels and at the “Spartak” society. In 1951 Ts. was again exiled from Latvia. In 1952—55 — typist and forwarding agent at the supply-and-distribution department of the Dolgo-Mostovsky District Forestry Enterprise, Krasnoyarsk Territory. In 1956 Ts. was removed from the special settlement register and returned to Latvia. In 1958—60 — typist at the Riga base of the Main Cooperative Cultural Trade Office of the Tsentrosoyuz LSSR. In 1962—63 — cashier at the Tsentrosoyuz design institute. From 1963 — cashier at the Riga Theater for Young Audiences. Married to Tsimerman Solomon (1905, Daugavpils). In 1978 Ts. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her sister, Rabinovich (née Aron) Sheyna (1925, Riga).

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Tsimerman Solomon (1905, Daugavpils) — husband
Aron Samuil (1888, Drissa, Rēzekne District — 1973, Israel) — father
Aron Feyga (1888, Polotsk — 1972, Riga) — mother
Rabinovich (née Aron) Sheyna (1925, Riga) — sister