Ferber (née Kleinman) Yudit (Judit) Moiseevna (15 September 1914, Tukums).

Yudit Ferber completed 7 grades at the Jewish school in Tukums. She did not work; before the war she was supported by her parents, and later by her sister and her son.

During the evacuation years, together with her sister Gita Ferber (née Kleinman) (1908), she lived in evacuation in Kirov.

During the Holocaust, her parents — Moisey Kleinman (1872–1941) and Debora Kleinman (1883–1941), and her brother Benyamin Kleinman (1906–1941) — were executed in Tukums in 1941.

Her husband, Lev Ferber (1914–1941), went missing on the fronts of World War II in 1941.

Her sister, Gita Ferber (née Kleinman) (1908), was married to her husband’s brother, and together they planned to emigrate to Israelin the late 1970s.

Family:

Moisey Kleinman (1872–1941) — father
Debora Kleinman (1883–1941) — mother
Benyamin Kleinman (1906–1941) — brother
Gita Ferber (née Kleinman) (1908) — sister
Lev Ferber (1914–1941) — husband
Benary Ferber (1941) — son