Kabiler Abram Yankelovich (5 June 1903, Sabile – ?) — worker.
Abram Kabiler was the son of Yankel Kabiler (1863, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) and Sara-Khana Kabiler (1871, Kandava – 1927, Sabile).
In 1914, he completed six classes of the progymnasium in Sabile. From 1915 to 1918 he was an apprentice and assistant pharmacist in a pharmacy in Voronezh.
In 1919, Kabiler returned to Riga. Until 1939 he worked as a rawhide procurer at the Karts-Partsev factory in Riga. From 1940 to 1941 he was a procurer at a tannin bark factory in Bauska.
In 1941, he was evacuated to Gorky Region, where he worked until 1942 on a kolkhoz in Selivanovsky District. In 1942 he moved to Samarkand, where until 1945 he worked as an agent receiving photographic prints.
In 1946, Kabiler re-evacuated to Riga. Until 1950 he worked as a collector-agent at Utilsyryo in Riga District. From 1950 to 1961 he was employed at the Fantaziya factory as a worker painting silkscreen markings. From 1961 he was a disability pensioner.
He was married to Feiga Kabiler (née Iokhel) (1908, Riga). They had a son, Naftali (Anatoly) Kabiler (b. 1929, Riga).
His brother, Israel Kabiler (1898, Sabile – 1919), died on the front during the First World War.
During the Holocaust, Kabiler’s father and his sisters Fanya Maler (née Kabiler) (1895, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) and Keile Jakobson (née Kabiler) (1907, Sabile – 1941, Sabile), and his brothers David Kabiler (1896, Sabile – 1941) and Kopman Kabiler (1909, Sabile – 1941, Sabile), were killed.
His sister Berta Beshtim (née Kabiler) (1893, Sabile – 1942, Uzbek SSR) died in evacuation. His brother Solomon Kabiler (1905, Sabile – 1936) was buried in Jelgava.
In 1964, Abram Kabiler received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his wife’s relatives.
Family:
Feiga Kabiler (née Iokhel) (1908, Riga) — wife
Naftali (Anatoly) Kabiler (1929, Riga) — son
Yankel Kabiler (1863, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) — father
Sara-Khana Kabiler (1871, Kandava – 1927, Sabile) — mother
David Kabiler (1896, Sabile – 1941) — brother
Israel Kabiler (1898, Sabile – 1919) — brother
Solomon Kabiler (1905, Sabile – 1936, Jelgava) — brother
Berta Beshtim (née Kabiler) (1893, Sabile – 1942, Uzbek SSR) — sister
Fanya Maler (née Kabiler) (1895, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) — sister
Keile Jakobson (née Kabiler) (1907, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) — sister
Kopman Kabiler (1909, Sabile – 1941, Sabile) — brother