Feldman (Feldmann) (née Milner) Feiga Khlaunovna (1927, Subate) — worker.

Feiga Feldman was born into the family of workers Khlauna Milner (1904, Subate – 1945, killed on the front shortly before the end of the war) and Mirka Milner, née Dorfman (1906, farmstead Pridruysk, Kraslava District).

In 1941, She graduated from 6 classes of the basic Jewish school in Jelgava. At the beginning of the Nazi invasion, she was evacuated to Perm. In 1946, she returned to Riga. Until 1952, she remained a homemaker. From 1952 to 1979, worked at the Riga Wagon-Building Plant as a storekeeper and plastics welding operator.

In marriage with Savely (Abe-Tsemekh) Feldman (1925, Subate), sons were born: Boris Feldman (1947, Riga) and Mikhail Feldman (1948, Riga).

In 1979, the Feldman family received permission to emigrate to Israel to join Feiga’s cousin, Feiga (Faina) Kleiman (née Aronovich) (1926, Riga).

Family:

Savely (Abe-Tsemekh) Feldman (1925, Subate) — husband
Khlauna Milner (1904, Subate – 1945) — father
Mirka Milner, née Dorfman (1906, Pridruysk farmstead, Kraslava District) — mother
Boris Feldman (1947, Riga) — son
Mikhail Feldman (1948, Riga) — son
Mikhail Milner (1929, Subate) — brother
Raissa Pastukh-Yurkova (née Milner) (1931, Daugavpils) — sister
Gena Karnilyeva (née Milner) (1933, Daugavpils) — sister
Feiga (Faina) Kleiman (née Aronovich) (1926, Riga) — cousin