Annenburg (née Gotgelf) Mina Meerovna (Born 1 December 1930, Ludza)

Factory Worker

Family and Early Life

Mina Annenburg was the daughter of Meer Gotgelf (1901, Riga – 1942) and Riva Gotgelf (née Preis) (born 1903, Ludza).

1948 – Completed six grades of secondary school.

1948–1950 – Worked as an assembler at the VEF factory.

1952–1960 – Homemaker.

1960–1962 – Worker at Store No. 108 of the Moskovsky District Food Trade in Riga.

From 1963 – Worker at the “Pirmais Maijs” production association.

Family and Emigration

Mina was married toYakov Annenburg (born 1929, Riga). They had two children:

Frida Annenburg (born 1951, Ludza)

Max Annenburg (born 1955, Riga)

In 1970, Mina Annenburg received permission to emigrate to Israel, sponsored by her husband’s brother, Yudel Anenburg (born 1931, Rēzekne).

During the 1970s, Mina lived in Ramat Gan, Israel, and worked at a shoe factory.

Family Members

Yakov Annenburg (born 1929, Riga) – husband
Frida Annenburg (born 1951, Ludza) – daughter
Max Annenburg (born 1955, Riga) – son
Meer Gotgelf (1901, Riga – 1942) – father
Riva Gotgelf (née Preis) (born 1903, Ludza) – mother
Sarka Gotgelf (1924, Ludza – 1931, Riga) – brother
Mikhail Gotgelf (1925, Ludza – 1946, Ludza) – brother
Sara Gotgelf (1939, Ludza – 1941, Vyazniki, Ivanovo Oblast) – sister
Vera Dimanstein (née Gotgelf, previously Etina) (born 1927, Ludza) – sister
Yudel Annenburg (born 1931, Rēzekne) – husband’s brother