Feld (née Livshits) Dora Abramovna (1933, Varaklyany) — worker.

Dora Feld was born into the family of a tailor, Abram Vulfovich Lifshits (1903, Varaklyany), and a housewife, Khaya Abramovna Lifshits (née Sandler) (1905, Varaklyany). Education — secondary. Worked as a cashier at the Republican Trade and Sorting Base of the Latvian Industrial Council (1952–1953), as a collector of secondary raw materials in the “Glavvtorsyryo” association (1953–1957), as a kiosk vendor at the City Procurement Office (1957–1964), as a receiver at the Individual Footwear Manufacturing Combine (1964–1966), and was a quality controller (OTK) at the production association “Pirmais Mais” (1966–1969).

In a union with Ber Vulfovich Feld (1931, Riga), daughters were born: Riva Berovna Feld (1955, Riga) and Miryam Berovna Feld (1959).

In 1969, Dora Feld received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s cousin — Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924, Ludza) — resided.

N. Voronova

Abram Vulfovich Lifshits (1903) — father
Khaya Abramovna Lifshits (née Sandler) (1905) — mother
Khona Abramovich Livshits (1936) — brother
Vladimir Abramovich Feld (1931) — brother
Grigory (Girsh) Abramovich Lifshits (1948) — brother

Ber Vulfovich Feld (1931) — husband (de facto, not officially registered marriage)

Riva Berovna Feld (1955) — daughter
Miryam Berovna Feld (1959) — daughter
Zhenya Meerovna Shuster (1924) — husband’s cousin