Fridberg (Friedberg) Salamon Girshovich (born 1916, Šiauliai) — employee.
From 1931 to 1934 Salamon Fridberg studied at the Jewish vocational school in Riga. From 1935 he worked as a freelance photographer. In 1940–1941 he served as a financial inspector in the city department of the Ministry of Finance of the Latvian SSR.
From 1941 to 1944 he studied at the Tashkent Financial-Economic Institute but did not complete his studies, as in 1944 he was drafted into the army. After demobilization, from February to December 1947 he worked as a photographer in the “Baltika” artel, and in 1948–1949 at the Jurmala industrial combine. From 1949 to 1952 he worked as a goods receiver at “Glavkoopkulttorg.” From 1952 he was a shop assistant in a household goods store of the 1st Gorpromtorg, and in 1954–1958 served as store manager in Gorkhoztorg. In 1958 he again worked at “Glavkoopkulttorg” as a goods receiver.
From 1959 Salamon Fridberg did not work due to health reasons and was registered at the 8th Riga city polyclinic. From 1962 he worked as an expedition clerk in the Riga Gorkooptrade of the Latvian Consumer Union. From 1940 to 1958 he was a member of the CPSU; in 1958, in connection with his intention to repatriate, he surrendered his party membership card by order of OVIR to the Kirov district party committee in Riga.
He was a 3rd category disabled person.
In 1957 he married Katsnelson Riva Saulovna (born 1918, Vileyka — date unknown), a seamstress at the “Rīgas Apģērbs” factory.
His father was Fridberg Girsh Itsikovich (1881, Akmenė — 1937, Akmenė). His mother, Fridberg Toybe Moiseevna (1883, Dabikiniai station — date unknown), moved in 1959 to Poland to live with her daughter and from 1960 resided in Israel.
His sisters were: Khana Girshovna Grobmon (1923, Akmenė — date unknown), a nurse at City Hospital No. 1 in Riga; and Tsilya Girshovna Furman (1926, Akmenė — date unknown), who in 1959 repatriated to Poland with her husband and child and in 1960 moved to Israel.
His maternal uncle, Deyv Moiseevich Grinbolt, was engaged in agriculture and from 1914 lived in Rishon LeZion. His maternal aunt, Kaya Moiseevna Gold, also engaged in agriculture and from 1923 lived in Ekron.
Family:
Katsnelson Riva Saulovna (1918) — wife
Fridberg Girsh Itsikovich (1881–1937) — father
Fridberg Toybe Moiseevna (1883–?) — mother
Khana Girshovna Grobmon (1923) — sister
Tsilya Girshovna Furman (1926) — sister
Deyv Moiseevich Grinbolt — maternal uncle
Kaya Moiseevna Gold — maternal aunt