Fridman Yude Ioselevich (1888-1973)
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| Surname | Fridman |
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| Name | Yude |
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| Patronym | Ioselevich |
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| Birth year | 1888 |
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| Death year | 1973 |
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| Death month | 6 |
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| Death day | 16 |
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| Death place | Riga |
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| Sex | M |
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Fridman (Friedmann) Yude (Jude) Ioselevich (1888 — 16 June 1973, Riga) — Honored Worker of the Printing Industry of the Latvian SSR, public figure.
From 1906 Yude Fridman worked in the printing industry as a typesetter. He assisted in printing illegal literature and took part in the activities of left-wing printers’ trade unions.
From 1947 to 1958 he was a brigade leader in the typesetting department of the 8th printing house. For his achievements in the printing industry, he was awarded in 1950 the honorary title of Honored Worker of the Printing Industry of the Latvian SSR.
After retirement, he remained active in public life and was a member of the Commission on the Quality of Printed Products under the Administration of the Printing Industry. He was awarded the medal “For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War.” He was also a personal pensioner of republican significance.