Freidenson (Freidensohn) (née Kopman) Bluma Davidovna (20 January 1929, Daugavpils) - worker.

Bluma Freidenson was the daughter of Liba Kopman (1894, Riga — 1961, Riga) and David Kopman (1896, Ludza — date unknown).

From 1947 to 1950 she worked as an unskilled laborer in the artel “Raznoprom” in Riga. In 1956–1960 she was employed as a winder at the artel “Dzirkstele,” and from 1960 to 1963 worked as a winder at the “Tekstilniece” combine. Between 1963 and 1976 she worked as an assembler at the “Ausma” factory.

In 1949 she married Arkady Goldin (1921, Daugavpils — 1956, Riga), with whom she had two children: David Goldin (1952, Riga) and Minna Datelis (née Goldina) (1950, Riga). In 1976 she married Lev (Leib-Ber) Freidenson (1917/1919, Daugavpils — 1976, Riga). Her father was killed at the front during the Second World War.

In 1978 Bluma Freidenson received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Arkady Goldin (1921–1956) – first husband
David Goldin (1952, Riga) – son
Minna Datelis (née Goldina) (1950, Riga) – daughter
Lev (Leib-Ber) Freidenson (1917/1919–1976) – second husband
Liba Kopman (1894–1961) – mother
David Kopman (1896–?) – father
Ida Yavich (née Kopman) (1931, Daugavpils) – sister
Boris Kopman (1939, Daugavpils) – brother