Feld Borukh (Boruch) Danilovich (1904, Jelgava) — worker.

Borukh Feld was born into the family of Daniel Abramovich Feld (1865–1920, Jelgava) and Tsina Nekhemovna Feld (1868–1942, Jelgava). Education — 7 classes. Worked at the manufactory “Feldhun” (1940). He fought on the fronts of the Second World War (1941–1945) and was awarded the medals “For Battle Merit”, “For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945” and commemorative awards. Until 1971, he worked as a security guard at the Administration of the Collective Farm Market (Riga).

In marriage with Tsilya (Tsipa) Abramovna Feld, née Neiburger (1902), there were no children.

In 1971, Borukh Feld received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1969 his wife Tsilya (Tsipa) Abramovna Feld, née Neiburger (1902), had been residing.

Family:

Daniel Abramovich Feld (1865–1920) — father
Tsina Nekhemovna Feld (1868–1942) — mother
Vulf Danilovich Feld (1903–1941) — brother
Tsilya (Tsipa) Abramovna Feld, née Neiburger (1902) — wife
Ida Vulfovna Zake (née Feld) (1935) — wife’s daughter