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Feldman Mikhail Meyerovich (1894)

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SurnameFeldman
NameMikhail
PatronymMeyerovich
Birth year1894
Birth month4
Birth day1
birth_placeRezekne
SexM

Feldman (Feldmann) Mikhail (MIchail) Meyerovich (1 April 1894, Rezekne) — accountant.

Mikhail Feldman was the son of Meer Feldman (1862, Rezekne – 1935) and Sarah Feldman (1865, Rezekne – 1919).

In 1910, he graduated from 7 classes of the primary school in Rezekne. In 1912–1915 — accountant at a sawmill in Pskov Governorate. In 1915–1918, served on the fronts of the First World War. In 1918–1941, engaged in private trade in Zilupe. In 1941, was evacuated to the Tyumen district of Omsk Region and until 1944 worked as an accountant in the collective farms “Svobodny Truzhenik” and “Chernaya Rechka”. In 1944–1945 — accountant at the Tyumen butter factory.

In 1950, Mikhail Feldman was convicted under Article 58-10 and sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment. Served his sentence in Karaganda Region. Released in 1954 with conviction expunged. From 1954 lived in Riga.

In marriage with Sara Feldman, née Holland (1889, village of Martini, Latvia – 1964, Riga), sons were born: Alexander Feldman (1924, Zilupe), Zavel Feldman (1928, Zilupe), and Shaya Feldman (1926, Zilupe – 1944, killed on the fronts of the Second World War).

In 1972, Mikhail Feldman received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Sara Feldman, née Holland (1889, village of Martini, Latvia – 1964, Riga) — wife
Alexander Feldman (1924, Zilupe) — son
Zavel Feldman (1928, Zilupe) — son
Shaya Feldman (1926, Zilupe – 1944) — son
Meyer Feldman (1862, Rezekne – 1935) — father
Sara Feldman (1865, Rezekne – 1919) — mother
Moisey Feldman (1884, Rezekne – 1935) — brother
Solomon Feldman (1897, Rezekne) — brother