Blumenfeld Matilda Khaimovna (1930)

Blumenfeld Matilda Khaimovna (14.05.1930, Riga) - accountant.

Matilda Blumenfeld was the daughter of Khaim Blumenfeld (1883, Tukums - 1942, Solikamsk) and Bella Blumenfeld (1890, Brest - 1952, Kansk). In 1941 Matilda Blumenfeld, together with her parents, brother Isaak Blumenfeld (1923, Riga) and sister Mirjama Blumenfeld (1926, Riga), were evicted from Latvia: Matilda's father was a large landlord and had a tannery with an annual turnover of more than 150,000 lats.

In 1942- 1946 she worked as a labourer at the enterprises of the Evenki National District. In 1947- 1948 she studied at a nursing school in Kansk.

In 1948 Matilda Blumenfeld fell ill with tuberculosis of the spine and until 1952 was treated in the Kansk tuberculosis children's sanatorium.

In 1952-1954 she was an accountant in the Kansk construction office and in 1954-1957 - in the Kansk city trade centre.

In 1957 Matilda Blumenfeld moved to Riga and worked as a controller in canteen No. 61. In 1957- 1958 she worked as a lampshade maker in the Riga Disabled Artel. In 1958- 1960 she worked as an accountant at the Riga sewing factory. In 1960 Matilda Blumenfeld moved to Riga and worked as a controller in canteen No. 61. In 1957- 1958 she graduated by correspondence from the Republican Technical College of Soviet Trade. In 1960-1961 she worked as an accountant in Riga Canteen No. 2. In 1961-1962 she was an accountant in the Riga Local Industry Department. From 1962 she was an economist in the Riga Central Statistical Office.

In 1971 Matilda Blumental received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her mother's sisters, Stok Esfir (1898, Brest) and Landau Adelia (…).

Khaim Blumenfeld (1883, Tukums - 1942, Solikamsk) - father

Bella Blumenfeld (1890, Brest - 1952, Kansk) - mother

Isaak Blumenfeld (1923, Riga) - brother

Mirjama Blumenfeld (1926, Riga) - sister

Esfir Stok Esfir (1898, Brest) - mother's sister

Adelia Landau (…) - mother's sister