| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Feld |
| Name | Tsipa |
| Patronym | Abramovna |
| Birth year | 1902 |
| Birth place | According |
| Death year | 1903 |
| Death place | Jelgava |
| Sex | F |
Feld (née Neiburger) Tsipa (Tzipa) (according to other data — Tsilya) Abramovna (1902, according to other data — 1903, Jelgava) — homemaker.
Tsipa Feld was born into the family of Abram Mikhelevich Neiburger (1871–1921, Bauska) and Ida Berovna Neiburger (1875–1928, Bauska). Education — 3 classes. Did not work.
In marriage to Vulf Danilovich Feld (1903, Jelgava – killed at the front during the Second World War in 1941), daughters were born: Gita Vulfovna Movshovich (née Feld) (1927, Riga), Ida Vulfovna Zake (née Feld) (1935, Riga), Brokha Vulfovna Blekman (née Feld) (1939, Riga), and sons Abram Vulfovich Feld (1928, Riga) and Ber Vulfovich Feld (1931, Riga).
In 1969, Tsipa Feld received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her niece — Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924, Ludza) — resided.
Family:
Abram Mikhelevich Neiburger (1871–1921) — father
Ida Berovna Neiburger (1875–1928) — mother
Vulf Danilovich Feld (1903–1941) — first husband
Gita Vulfovna Movshovich (née Feld) (1927) — daughter
Ida Vulfovna Zake (née Feld) (1935) — daughter
Brokha Vulfovna Blekman (née Feld) (1939) — daughter
Abram Vulfovich Feld (1928) — son
Ber Vulfovich Feld (1931) — son
Borukh Danilovich Feld (1904) — second husband (brother of first husband)
Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924) — niece