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SurnameLifshits
NameAbram
PatronymVulfovich
Birth year1903
Birth month8
Birth day22
birth_placeVarakļāni
SexM

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Yazlovets Leya Abramovna (1919)

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SurnameYazlovets
NameLeya
PatronymAbramovna
Birth year1919
Birth month10
Birth day8
birth_placeRiga
SexF

Yazlovets (née Fiselsona, Shpits) Leya Abramovna (8.10.1919, Riga) — seamstress. Daughter of Fiselsons Abrams (1887, Bauska — 1924, Riga) and Fiselsona Inde (1890, Riga). She completed 5 grades of basic school. In 1938—40 — seamstress at the Rozental factory in Riga. In 1941 she was evacuated to Chkalov Region and worked at the local collective farm. In 1945—53 — seamstress at the “Somdaris” factory in Riga. In 1954—56 — seamstress at the “Spars” combine. In 1958—61 — seamstress at the Riga Psycho-Neurological Dispensary. From 1961 — packer at the “Reāģents” plant. Ya.'s first husband, Shpits Shleme (1919, Lviv — 1941(?)), went missing during the war. In her marriage to Yazlovich Karl (1924, Chernivtsi, Romania), son Yazlovets Lev (1948, Riga) was born. In 1965 Ya. received permission to emigrate to Israel.

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Yazlovich Karl (1924, Chernivtsi, Romania) — second husband
Yazlovets Lev (1948, Riga) — son
Shpits Shleme (1919, Lviv — 1941(?)) — first husband
Fiselsons Abrams (1887, Bauska — 1924, Riga) — father
Fiselsona Inde (1890, Riga) — mother
Prezman (née Fiselsona) Berta (1915, Jelgava) — sister
Fiselsons Izrails (1922, Riga) — brother