Felshtiner (Felstiner) Yenta (Enta) Bentsionovna (1 February 1921, Telenesti, Moldova) — confectioner.

Yenta Felshtiner was the daughter of Bentsion Mariamis (1900(?), Telenesti — 1922, Telenesti) and Khasya Felshtiner (1900(?) — 1930(?), Iași, Romania).

After her father’s death, her mother left her to be raised by her grandmother.

In 1932, she completed 4 classes of primary school in Bălți and left her studies to help her family with household work.

During the war, she was evacuated to the Uzbek SSR, from where she later returned to Moldova. In the 1960s, she moved to Riga.

From 1963 to 1967, she worked as a laborer at the “Sarkanā Zvaigzne” factory (later renamed “Darba Spars”). In 1968–1969, she worked as a duty dispatcher at a transport office of the Main Directorate of Material and Technical Supply under the Council of Ministers of the Latvian SSR.

From 1969 to 1970, she worked as an auxiliary worker in Canteen No. 4 of the Lenin District public catering system in Riga. In 1970, she worked as a confectioner in a waffle workshop at the “Mezhrayrybpo” enterprise in Saulkrasti.

In 1971, she worked as a confectioner at the “Jugla” café and in the “Dubulti” workshop of the Jūrmala public catering system. From 1971 to 1979, she worked as a confectioner in the Mārupe consumer society. From 1979, she was retired.

She was married to Khariton Feldstein (1918, Telenesti, Moldova). They had two children: Isaak Felshtiner (1943, Uzbek SSR) and Asya Zilberberg (née Felshtiner) (1948, Bălți)

In 1980, Yenta Felshtiner received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her daughter.

Family:

Khariton Feldstein (1918) — husband
Isaak Felshtiner (1943) — son
Asya Zilberberg (née Felshtiner) (1948) — daughter
Bentsion Maryamis (1900?–1922) — father
Khasya Felshtiner (1900?–1930?) — mother