Fridlanskaya (Friedlandskaya) Yudite (Judite) Yakovlevna (born 1918, Liepāja) — seamstress.

In 1931 Yudite Fridlandskaya completed six classes of primary school in Liepāja. From 1932 to 1939 she worked as a seamstress in private workshops in Liepāja. In 1939 she moved to Riga, where until 1941 she worked in tailoring workshops.

From 1942 to 1945 she worked as a seamstress in the military trade organization (Voentorg) in Fergana. From 1946 to 1949 she worked as a seamstress in the naval workshops (Morflot) in Riga, and from 1949 to 1969 at the Riga factory “Siluets.”

In 1952 her daughter Anya Fridman was born.

During the Holocaust her parents, sisters, and brothers perished: Fridlansky Ekab (1885, Panevėžys — 1941?, Liepāja), Fridlanskaya Anna (1890, Subate — 1941?, Liepāja), Fridlanskaya Riva (1914, Liepāja — 1941?, Liepāja), Fridlanskaya Dora (1920, Liepāja — 1941?, Liepāja), Fridlansky Mozes (1927, Liepāja — 1941?, Liepāja), and Fridlansky Meer (1930, Liepāja — 1941?, Liepāja).

Her sisters, Ruveini (née Fridlanskaya) Khaya (1909, Liepāja) and Siman (née Fridlanskaya) Masha (1916, Liepāja), lived in Israel in the 1960s. In 1969 Yudite Fridlandskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Fridman Anya (1952, Riga) — daughter
Fridlansky Ekab (1885–1941?) — father
Fridlanskaya Anna (1890–1941?) — mother
Ruveini (née Fridlanskaya) Khaya (1909) — sister
Fridlanskaya Riva (1914–1941?) — sister
Siman (née Fridlanskaya) Masha (1916) — sister
Fridlanskaya Dora (1920–1941?) — sister
Fridlansky Mozes (1927–1941?) — brother
Fridlansky Meer (1930–1941?) — brother