Fridland (Friedland) (née Levina) Debora (16 March 1889, Riga — 1941?) — lawyer, educator.

Debora Fridland was born in Riga to Mordukh and Yokhevet (née Zelikman). In 1906 she graduated from secondary school in Riga. She worked as a teacher and later as a school principal. In 1916–1917 she studied at the Moscow Law Institute, and in 1918 attended the Higher Women’s Courses.

In 1919 she began studying law at the University of Latvia, graduating in 1924. From 18 June 1924 she served as an assistant to sworn advocate L. Bode in Riga. On 14 March 1936 she left the position of assistant sworn advocate at her own request, as she was not admitted to the bar, and subsequently worked as a secretary to L. Bode.

During the Soviet occupation, from 31 July 1940 she was a sworn advocate in Riga. From 15 February 1941 she worked as a lawyer at the 1st Riga Legal Consultation Office. She perished during the German occupation in 1941.

In 1934 she married Yehuda Zalman Fridland (born 27 February 1899), a student of mathematics.

Family:

Mordukh Levin — father
Yokhevet Levin (née Zelikman) — mother
Yehuda Zalman Fridland (1899) — husband

ЛА 196-197