Feldman (Feldmann) (née Hendel) Etta Isearovna (1923, Daugavpils) — worker.

In 1940, Etta Feldman graduated from 7 classes of the Jewish secondary school in Daugavpils. From 1939 to 1941, she worked as a cashier in the shoe store of the artel “17 June”. In 1941, was evacuated to Kuibyshev Region (now Samara Region) and worked in the collective farm named after Lenin. In 1943, moved to Stalingrad, where until 1946 she worked as a lathe operator at the Stalingrad Tractor Plant. Afterwards, she returned to Daugavpils and worked in the artel “5th of August” as a shoe procurement worker. From 1951, she worked as a fur specialist at the City Industrial Combine. In 1958, Etta Feldman requested permission to emigrate to the Polish People’s Republic.

In 1946, married Genokh Mordukhovich Feldman. Two sons were born in the marriage: Motal Genokhovich Feldman (1948), and Lev Genokhovich Feldman (1953).

Father — Isear Izrailevich Gendel. Mother — Sonya Ioselevna Gendel, née Vainyunskaya. Sisters: Yokha Isearovna Blaer, née Gendel; Gita Isearovna Zakhodina, née Gendel; Bela Isearovna Okun (lived in Poland). Brother — Khaim-Lev Isearovich Gendel.