Libman Miryama Davidovna (1916)

Libman (Liebmann) (Fridberg) Miryama Davidovna (4 April 1916, Liepaja) — music worker.

Miryama Libman was born into the family of David Semenovich Fridberg (1888, Kandava, Latvia — 1942, place not specified) and Ida Markusovna Fridberg (1892, Aizpute, Latvia — 1966, Riga). She graduated from Ventspils Gymnasium (1934) while studying simultaneously at the People’s Conservatory (1931–1934). She was evacuated to Leninogorsk, Kazakh SSR, where she was a homemaker (1941–1944). After returning to Riga in 1944, she remained a homemaker until 1959. She worked as a music specialist at Riga Secondary School No. 22 (1959–1961), completed the evening music school at the Riga City Children’s Music School No. 1 (1961–1963), and worked as a music teacher at Kindergarten No. 65 (1963–1965) and Preschool Institution No. 155 (1965–1971).

In marriage with Mozus–Moisei Davidovich Libman (1911, Auce, Latvia — 1976, Israel), was born a son, Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940, Riga).

Note: Semen Moiseevich Libman (1933, Riga) lists M. D. Libman and M. D. Libman (Fridberg) as his parents. However, their documents contain no record of a son named Semen Moiseevich Libman.

In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1933 her husband’s cousin, Meir Germanovich Libman (1914, Riga), had lived.

David Semenovich Fridberg (1888–1942) — father
Ida Markusovna Fridberg (1892–1966) — mother
Mozus–Moisei Davidovich Libman (1911–1976) — husband
Marek Mozusovich Libman (1940) — son
Meir Germanovich Libman (1914) — husband’s cousin