Bobr (née Manoim) Ida Abovna (13.01.1937, Riga) – mechanical technician.
Ida Bobr was born into the family of tailor Aba Hertzevich Manoim (1910, Rēzekne – 1972, Riga) and seamstress Ester Shmuilovna Manoim (née Shpungina, 1911, Livani).
She was evacuated during World War II, first to Molotovsk (Kirov Region), then to Sverdlovsk (1941–1945). Upon returning to Riga, she graduated from Secondary School No. 27 (1955) and the Riga Polytechnic School (1958).
Her career included the following roles:
Worker at “Aurora” factory (1958–1959)
Loader and inspector at the Diesel Engineering Plant (1959–1962)
Process engineer at a household services plant (1962–1966)
Economist at the “Mara” knitwear factory (1966–1967)
Engineer at the Ministry of Household Services Design Bureau (1967–1968)
Senior storekeeper at the Riga Wagon Factory (RVZ) (1968–1969)
Economist at the “Mara” company (1969)
Dispatcher at the Production Department of Road Transport (1970–1971)
Technician and accountant at the “Aurora” factory (1971–1972)
Insurance inspector at Gosstrakh (1973)
Engineer at RVZ (1973–1975)
Fabric layer remover at “Rīgas Apģērbs” (1976–1979)
Accountant at “Rīgas Tekstils” (1979–1983)
Ida was married to Vitaly Zakharovich Bobr (b. 1934, Gatchina, Leningrad Region).
They had two sons: Lev Vitalyevich Bobr (b. 1959, Riga) and German Vitalyevich Bobr (b. 1965, Riga).
In 1983, Ida Bobr received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s aunts (his mother’s sisters) had been living: Khitry (Hagi) Khana Mordukhovna (b. 1908, Vērtukšņi, Rēzekne District) since 1933, and Holzman (Hagi) Pera Mordukhovna (b. 1910, Vērtukšņi, Rēzekne District) since 1936.
Aba Hertzevich Manoim (1910–1972) – father
Ester Shmuilovna Manoim (née Shpungina, b. 1911) – mother
Samuil Abovich Manoim (b. 1942, Molotovsk, Kirov Region) – brother
Vitaly Zakharovich Bobr (b. 1934) – husband
Lev Vitalyevich Bobr (b. 1959) – son
German Vitalyevich Bobr (b. 1965) – son
Khitry (Hagi) Khana Mordukhovna (b. 1908) – husband’s aunt
Holzman (Hagi) Pera Mordukhovna (b. 1910) – husband’s aunt