Feigelmanis–Vogelmanis (Vogelman) Arons-Leibs Tabtovich
(19 June 1888, Riga — 1966) — worker.

Arons-Leibs Feigelmanis–Vogelmanis was born into the family of a worker, Tabta Feigelman (1853–1934), and housewife Slava Riva Feigelman (1856–1903). He worked as a bookbinder, and in 1915 was mobilized into the 437th Sestroretsk Regiment of the Imperial Russian Army, where he suffered a concussion.

In 1919, he married Basa Beker (1890–1959) and took over the management of a workshop and shop for knitted goods and accessories in Riga, at 31 Marijas Street.

In 1941, he was deported to the Krasnoyarsk region. In the 1950s, he returned to Latvia. From 1957, he was a disability pensioner. In 1960, he received permission to emigrate to Israel, where he died in 1966.

Six of his brothers and sisters — Anna Ass (née Vogelman) (1884–1941), Simon Vogelman (1886–1941), Sara Vulfs (1890–1941), Herman Vogelman (1894–1941), Barukh Vogelman (1896–1941), and Maria Vulfs (1898–1941) — were murdered in the Riga Ghetto in 1941.

Family:

Basa (1890–1959) Vogelmanis (née Beker) — wife
Riva (1922) Taubin (née Vogelman) — daughter
Barukh (1920) Vogelman — son
Tabta (1853–1934) Feigelman — father
Slava Riva (1856–1903) Feigelman — mother
Anna (1884–1941) Ass (née Vogelman) — sister
Simon (1886–1941) Vogelman — brother
Sara (1890–1941) Vulfs — sister
Herman (1894–1941) Vogelman — brother
Barukh (1896–1941) Vogelman — brother
Maria (1898–1941) Vulfs — sister