Ferber Emanuel Aryevich (24 January 1921, Tukums) — pharmacist.

Emanuel Ferber was the son of Arye Ferber (1884, Tukums — 1968, Riga) and Lea Ferber (1887, Krustpils — 1966, Riga).

From 1939 to 1941, he was a trainee in a pharmacy in Tukums. In 1941–1942, he worked as an assistant in Pharmacy No. 3 in Kirov, and in 1942–1944 — as an assistant in the pharmacy at the Kirov City Hospital.

In 1945, he returned to Riga and until 1950 worked as a pharmacist at “Dortransmedsnabtorg.” In 1949, he passed external examinations for the pharmaceutical school curriculum.

From 1950 to 1955, he worked as a preparator-laboratory assistant at the Riga Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant No. 66. From 1955 to 1971, he worked as a dispensing pharmacist and compounder in Pharmacies No. 2, 31, and 1 in Riga.

In marriage with Mirdza Ferber (née Vevere) (1937, Jelgava), he had two sons: Max Ferber (1960, Riga) and Roman Ferber (1966, Riga).

His brother, Max Ferber (1915, Daugavpils — 1943), was killed in action during World War II.

In 1972, Emanuel Ferber and his family received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by his cousin Miriam Ferber (1917, Belarus), who had left Latvia in 1966.

Family:

Mirdza Ferber (née Vevere) (1937) — wife
Max Ferber (1960) — son
Roman Ferber (1966) — son
Simon Ferber (1917) — brother
Arye Ferber (1884–1968) — father
Lea Ferber (1887–1966) — mother
Max Ferber (1915–1943) — brother
Miriam Ferber (1917) — cousin