Tsveygoren Revekka Aizikovna (1907 – unknown). Until 1940 she worked as a bookkeeper in a shop in Daugavpils. From approximately 1929 she began to participate in the illegal revolutionary movement, and was a member of one of the cells of, first, the Komsomol, then the illegal Communist Party of Latvia. She distributed illegal literature and was a technician of the propaganda circle “Propka.” In May 1932 she was arrested and sentenced to 5 years of hard labor. In 1940—41 she worked as a correspondent for the editorial board of the newspaper “Latgalskaya Pravda.” At the start of the Great Patriotic War she was evacuated to Kazakhstan, where she worked as a laborer at an artel and also served as the responsible organizer for the placement of evacuated population under the Plenipotentiary for the Kazakh SSR. In 1945 she returned to Daugavpils, and worked as controller at the control-accounting bureau of the city executive committee, senior inspector of the city industrial trade office, economic record-keeper, price economist, and commodity expert at the central base of the city trade office. She retired in 1963.

A. Baranovsky

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