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Ehrenstein Ita Izrailevna (1913)

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SurnameEhrenstein
NameIta
PatronymIzrailevna
Birth year1913
Birth month4
Birth day22
Birth placeValmiera
SexF

Ehrenstein (née Idson) Ita Izrailevna (22.04.1913, Valmiera — ?, ?) — bookkeeper. After graduating from Valmiera Secondary School in 1940 — bookkeeper (Riga). In 1941–44 — in evacuation as calculator-bookkeeper at the district consumer union (Menzelinsk, Tatar ASSR); in 1944–45 — cashier-bookkeeper at the poultry combine (Kalachinsk station, Omsk Oblast). In 1945–46 — bookkeeper at the district consumer union (Majori); in 1947–49 — bookkeeper at a children's home (Dubulti); in 1949–52 — bookkeeper at the city food trade (Jūrmala); in 1953–55 — bookkeeper at the “Chaika” rest home; in 1955–68 — bookkeeper at the resort polyclinic. Awarded medal “For Valiant Labour.” In 1940, married Ehrenstein Abe Mordukhovich (1910, Riga — 1941, Narva (?)), killed on the front. Father: Idson Izrail Semyonovich (1878, Smolensk Oblast — 1944, Menzelinsk). Mother: Idson (née Labkovskaya) Bella Vulfovna (1882, Vitebsk Oblast — 1973, Jūrmala). Brothers: Idson Abram Izrailevich (1907, Vitebsk Oblast — 1941, Riga), killed in the ghetto; Idson Moisei Izrailevich (1916, Valmiera — 1944, ?), fought in the Latvian Division and killed on the front. Second cousin(?) Lipkin Itzhak Moiseyevich (1912, Valmiera — ?, ?), emigrated to Israel. Second cousin(?) Feynshtein Polina Markovna (b. 1922, Zolotonosha), emigrated to Israel in 1971.

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