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Ferber Lidia Isaakovna (1927)

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SurnameFerber
NameLidia
PatronymIsaakovna
Birth year1927
Birth month1
Birth day14
birth_placeMoscow
SexF

Ferber Lidia Isaakovna (14 January 1927, Moscow) — physician (ophthalmologist).

In 1928, Lidia Ferber moved to Leningrad for permanent residence. In 1941, she completed 7 grades at Secondary School No. 199 in Leningrad and, due to the war, was evacuated to Kirov. Later in 1941, she graduated from Secondary School No. 21 in Kirov.

In 1945, she entered the Leningrad Medical Institute. In 1947, she moved to Riga and enrolled in the Riga Medical Institute, which she graduated from in 1951, receiving a diploma as an ophthalmologist.

From 1951 to 1952, she worked as an ophthalmologist at the 1st City Clinical Hospital. From 1953 onward, she worked as an ophthalmologist at the 8th City Polyclinic in Riga. At the same time, she also worked at the eye trauma unit of the Riga emergency medical service.

Her husband was B. Ferber. They had two sons: Manuil Ferber (born 1949) and Ilya Ferber (born 1952).

Her parents perished during the war.

Family:

B. Ferber — husband
Manuil Ferber (1949) — son
Ilya Ferber (1952) — son