| Personal data | |
|---|---|
| Surname | Vulfson |
| Name | Leib |
| Patronym | Fayvushevich |
| Birth year | 1933 |
| Birth month | 6 |
| Birth day | 7 |
| Birth place | Kārsava |
| Sex | M |
Vulfson (Wulfsohn, Wulfson) Leib Fayvushevich (b. 7 June 1933, Kārsava) – footwear procurement specialist.
Before being conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1952, Leib Vulfson worked as an apprentice in footwear procurement at the Riga artel “Spars.” After his demobilisation, he resumed work at the same enterprise, which was later renamed the “Rīgas Apavi” (Riga Footwear) combine, eventually becoming a senior foreman.
His father, Fayvush Wulfson (1908–1944), was killed in action in 1944 during the war.
In 1971, Leib Vulfson was granted permission to emigrate to Israel.
Family:
Gode Wulfson (née Broder) (b. 1939) – wife
Yosif Wulfson (b. 1966) – son
Avraham Kastrel (b. 1907) – wife’s maternal uncle
Fayvush Wulfson (1908–1944) – father
Riva Wulfson (b. 1904) – mother
Esther Elkind (née Wulfson) (b. 1932) – sister