Feit Sara Aronovna (1915)

Feit (née Shifman) Sara Aronovna (18 June 1915, Šiauliai) — saleswoman.

Sara Feit was the daughter of Aron Shifman (1869, Šiauliai — 1942, Yakut ASSR) and Hadassa Shifman (née Schlesinger) (1887, Šiauliai — 1920, Šiauliai).

She studied at the Šiauliai Gymnasium and at the Klaipėda Commercial School. In 1938, she moved to Riga.

In 1941, she was evacuated to Namangan (Uzbek SSR), and in 1945 she returned to Riga.

From 1956 to 1959, she worked as a seamstress in the “Brīvība” artel and at Riga Custom Tailoring Factory No. 1. From 1961 to 1963, she worked as an elevator operator and cleaner in Housing Administration No. 13 of the Moscow District of Riga. From 1964 to 1971, she worked as an ironer and saleswoman at Shop No. 7 of the Riga Textile-Clothing-Footwear Trade Organization. From 1971 to 1973, she worked as a saleswoman at Shop No. 64 of the Riga 1st Gorpromtorg.

She was married to Sharion Feit (1907, Liepāja — 1955, Riga). They had two children: Hadassa Levina (née Feit) (1939, Riga) and Pavel (Irma) Feit (1946, Riga).

Her brother, Peretz Shifman (1906, Šiauliai), lived in South Africa in the 1970s. Her sister, Dora Ratner (née Shifman) (1917, Šiauliai), lived in Israel in the 1970s.

In 1974,Sara Feit received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her daughter, Hadassa Levina (née Feit) (1939, Riga), who had emigrated from Riga in 1973.

Family :

Sharion Feit (1907–1955) — husband
Hadassa Levina (née Feit) (1939) — daughter
Pavel (Irma) Feit (1946) — son
Aron Shifman (1869–1942) — father
Hadassa Shifman (née Schlesinger) (1887–1920) — mother
Peretz Shifman (1906) — brother
Dora Ratner (née Shifman) (1917) — sister
Miryama Shifman (1916–1921) — sister
Iosif Shifman (1913–1945) — brother