Fridental (1934)

Fridental (Friedenthal)) (née Dolzhanskaya) Emel Georgievna (15 March 1934, Saint Petersburg, then Leningrad) — worker.

Emel Fridental was the daughter of Dolzhansky Georgy (1906, Saint Petersburg — 1967, Riga) and Dolzhanskaya (née Girzhel) Maria (1906, Lyubar, Vinnytsia region). During the Second World War she remained in Leningradand survived the siege. In 1945 her parents moved to Riga.

In 1950 she completed six classes of secondary school. From 1951 to 1953 she worked as a binder at the Riga cartographic factory. From 1953 to 1955 she worked as a mender at the “Avrora” factory. From 1958 to 1972 she was employed as a worker at the firm “Sarkanais Kvadrāts.”

She was married to Fridental Alexander (1928, Bălți), and their son was Roman Fridental (born 1956, Riga).

In 1972 Emel Fridental received permission to emigrate to Israel upon the invitation of her husband’s brother, Fridental Arye (born 1917, Bălți).

Family:

Fridental Alexander (1928, Bălți) — husband
Roman Fridental (1956, Riga) — son
Dolzhansky Georgy (1906–1967) — father
Dolzhanskaya (née Girzhel) Maria (1906) — mother
Galina Dolzhanskaya (1938, Leningrad) — sister
Rima Dolzhanskaya (1946, Riga) — sister
Fridental Arye (1917, Bălți) — brother-in-law