Feld Ber Vulfovich (1931)

Feld Ber Vulfovich (1931, Riga) — shoemaker.

Ber Feld was born into the family of a worker, Vulf Danilovich Feld (1903, Jelgava – killed at the front during the Second World War in 1941), and a housewife, Tsipa (according to other data — Tsilya) Abramovna Feld, née Neiburger (1902, Jelgava). Education — 7 classes. Worked asa shoemaker in the artel “Uzvara” (1946–1951); served in the Soviet Army (1951–1954, Sovetsk, construction battalion); worked as a shoemaker in the artel “Stalinskaya Pyatiletka” (1955); in 1956 was convicted for private entrepreneurial activity and served a prison sentence; after release worked again as a shoemaker — in the artel “Stalinskaya Pyatiletka” (1957), in the district industrial combine (1957–1962, Baloži, Riga District), and as a shoe receiver at the individual tailoring combine (1962–1969).

In marriage with Dora Abramovna Feld, née Livshits (1933, Varaklyany), daughters were born: Riva Berovna Feld (1955, Riga) and Miryam Berovna Feld (1959, Riga).

In 1969, Ber Feld received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his cousin — Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924, Ludza) — resided.

Family:

Vulf Danilovich Feld (1903–1941) — father
Tsilya Abramovna Feld, née Neiburger (1902) — mother
Gita Vulfovna Movshovich (née Feld) (1927, Riga) — sister
Ida Vulfovna Zake (née Feld) (1935, Riga) — sister
Brokha Vulfovna Blekman (née Feld) (1939, Riga) — sister
Abram Vulfovich Feld (1928, Riga) — brother

Dora Abramovna Feld, née Livshits (1933) — wife (de facto, not officially registered marriage)

Riva Berovna Feld (1955) — daughter
Miryam Berovna Feld (1959) — daughter
Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924) — cousin