Beinart Yudel Rakhmilovich (25.02.1909, Riga – 1978, Israel) – worker.
Yudel Beinart was born into the family of Rakhmiel Shmerlovich Beinart (1884, Rokiškis, Lithuania – 1911, Riga) and Ester Korabelnik (1886, Riga – killed in the Riga Ghetto, 1941). He completed six years of secondary school and worked as an apprentice stockman at the Jakobson factory, which was later nationalised and became Uzvara (1923–1941). After evacuation, he worked as a labourer on the Kzyl-Makhnat collective farm (1941, Katta-Kurgan, Samarkand Region) and served in the Soviet Army (1941–1943), where he was wounded and subsequently discharged. He then worked as a senior stoker at a bakery (1943–1945, Katta-Kurgan).
Upon returning to Riga, Yudel Beinart worked as a stockman at the Molotov District Combine (1945–1948) and later at the Household Services Combine of the Riga City Executive Committee (1948–1971).
Yudel Beinart was married to Bine Grigoryevna Beinart (née Fleisher) (1909, Kuldīga). They had two daughters: Hana Yudelevna Serdyuk (Beinart) (born 1938, Riga) and Bella (or Esti-Bella) Yudelevna Epstein (Beinart) (born 1947, Riga).
In 1971, Yudel Beinart was granted permission to emigrate to Israel, where his relatives were already living: his half-brother (maternal) Noakh Mendelevich Korabelnik (since 1932) and his cousins Sonya Yankelevna Katz (since 1933) and Beila Khaimovna Lif (since 1935).
Family:
• Rakhmiel Shmerlovich Beinart (1884–1911) – father
• Ester Korabelnik (1886–1941) – mother
• David Rakhmilovich Beinart (born 1906, Riga – killed in the Riga Ghetto, 1941) – brother
• Beila Rakhmielovna Shuster (Beinart) (born 1911, Riga – killed in the Riga Ghetto, 1941) – sister
• [[en:people:beinart_bine|Bine Grigoryevna Beinart]] (née Fleisher) (born 1909) – wife
• [[en:people:serdyuk_khanna|Hana Yudelevna Serdyuk]] (Beinart) (born 1938) – daughter
• [[en:people:epstein_bella|Bella (or Esti-Bella) Yudelevna Epstein (Beinart)]] (born 1947) – daughter
• Noakh Mendelevich Korabelnik (born 1913, Riga) – half-brother