Faitelson (Feitelsohn) (née Gutman) Ester Borukhovna (10 March 1907, Palanga) — cashier.

In 1925, Ester Faitelson graduated from a progymnasium in Palanga. From 1928 to 1935, she worked as a bookkeeper-cashier at the firm “Levias & Co” in Palanga. In 1937, she moved to Latvia. In 1941, she was evacuated to Tyumen, and in 1945 returned to Riga. From 1946, she worked as a cashier at Pharmacy No. 1 of the State Pharmaceutical Administration of Riga.

She was married to Yakov Faitelson (1898, Liepāja — 1961). Their son was Volf Faitelson (1938, Riga).

During the Holocaust, her parents — Borukh Gutman (1875, Palanga — 1941, Palanga) and Malka Gutman (1877, Palanga — 1941, Kaunas) — and her sister Gita Pun (née Gutman) (1904, Palanga — 1941, Panevėžys) were killed.

Her brother Shmuel Gutman (1909, Palanga — 1943) was killed in action during World War II.

Her sister Rachel Faitelson (née Gutman) (1905, Palanga) emigrated to Palestine in 1935 in search of work. Another sister, Maria Khulina (née Gutman) (1920, Palanga), emigrated to Israel in 1966.

Her siblings Meer Gutman (1908, Palanga), Mikhel Gutman (1911, Palanga), and Ginda Gutman (1913, Palanga) were living in Vilnius in the 1960s.

In 1966, Ester Faitelson submitted her first application to emigrate to Israel, invited by her sisters. Her request was granted only in 1971.

Family :

Yakov (1898–1961) Faitelson — husband
Volf (1938) Faitelson — son
Borukh (1875–1941) Gutman — father
Malka (1877–1941) Gutman — mother
Gita (1904–1941) Pun (née Gutman) — sister
Shmuel (1909–1943) Gutman — brother
Rachel (1905) Faitelson (née Gutman) — sister
Meer (1908) Gutman — brother
Mikhel (1911) Gutman — brother
Ginda (1913) Gutman — sister
Maria (1920) Khulina (née Gutman) — sister