Latvian Jewish General Society of Craftsmen (Latvijas vispārīgo ebreju amatnieku biedrība).

Registered on 13 March 1926 (Valdības Vēstnesis 1926.04.26.).

On 14 March 1926, the establishment of a branch in Liepāja was announced.

On 8 December 1926, the establishment of a branch in Rēzekne was announced.

By decision of the Minister of Internal Affairs on 18 October 1934, the society was closed on the basis of Article 3 of the ‘Law on Craft Chambers’. The society was completely liquidated on 30 June 1937.

On 13 March 1928, the establishment of a branch in Preili was announced (on 16 April 1935, the closure of the branch was announced).

On 14 August 1928, the establishment of a branch in Subate was announced.

On 16 February 1931, the establishment of branches in Jelgava and Subate was announced.

Archival source: Latvian State Historical Archieve, Fund 1536, inventory 11, file 236, pp. 2092, 2140.