Tsukerman (née Shutin) Khasya Geselevna (14.04.1927, Gomel, Gomel Region, BSSR) – office worker. In 1941 she was evacuated with her parents to South Kazakhstan Region, where in 1942 she completed 7 grades at Burnoye Station (Baurzhan-Momyshuly village). She then worked until 1943 as a telephone operator at Burnoye Station, and in 1943—44 at the USSR Ministry of Communications in Pugachev, Saratov Region. Then she moved to Minsk, where until 1950 she was an instructor at the city branch of “Soyuzpechat.” In 1951—52 she worked as a cashier at Canteen No. 1. In 1951 she moved to Riga and until 1954 was a passport officer at UNR-55. In 1954—55 she worked as a cashier at the “Sacensiba” artel. In 1955—56 she worked as a controller at the city branch of “Soyuzpechat.” In 1959—63 she was a cashier at the Chiekurkalns grain receiving point. From 1963 she worked as a cashier at Construction Management No. 12. In 1964 she requested permission for a temporary trip to Israel.
In 1947 in Minsk she married Tsukerman Mikhail Yakovlevich.
In the marriage two daughters were born:
Tsukerman Elvira Mikhailovna
Tsukerman Serafima Mikhailovna (1952, Minsk – (?)).
Father – Shutin Gesel Lvovich (1901, Gomel – (?)).
Mother – Shutin Riva Elyevna (1906, Krasnopolsky District – (?)).
Brother – Shutin Isaak Geselevich (1931, Gomel – (?)) – driver.
Sister – Khaykina (née Shutin) Sofya Geselevna (1939, Gomel – (?)) – dentist.

Parents, brother, and sister lived in Minsk.