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Gleizer Roza Solomonovna (1911)

Personal data
SurnameGleizer
NameRoza
PatronymSolomonovna
Birth year1911
Birth placeBalta
SexF

Gleizer Roza Solomonovna (born 1911, Balta, Odessa Oblast) — factory worker.

Roza Gleizer was the daughter of Shlema Gleizer (1880, Balta, Odessa Oblast – 1922, Balta, Odessa Oblast) and Sura Gleizer (née Weiner) (1880, Balta, Odessa Oblast – 1941, Baku). She completed four years of primary school education.

From 1931 to 1932, she worked at the Odessa Mirror Factory. Between 1932 and 1941, she was a homemaker. In 1933, she moved to Baku with her husband. From 1941 to 1946, she was employed at a custom shoe factory in Baku. In 1946, she relocated to Riga, where from 1947 to 1971, she worked at the “Pionieris” shoe factory.

She was married to Ioil Fedelman (1908, Balta, Odessa Oblast – 1942, killed on the Kerch Front), and they had two children: Nyusya Feldman-Fidelman (born 1933, Baku) and Rudolf Fedelman (born 1940, Baku). In 1971, Roza Gleizer was granted permission to emigrate to Israel.

Ioil Fedelman (1908, Balta, Odessa Oblast – 1942) — husband
Nyusya Feldman-Fidelman (born 1933, Baku) — daughter
Rudolf Fedelman (born 1940, Baku) — son
Shlema Gleizer (1880–1922, Balta, Odessa Oblast) — father
Sura Gleizer (née Weiner) (1880, Balta, Odessa Oblast – 1941, Baku) — mother
Hana Gleizer (born 1914, Balta, Odessa Oblast) — sister