Kremer (née Bukhbinder) Frida Khonovna (b. 26 March 1930, Riga) — seamstress.

Frida Kremer was the daughter of Khonon Bukhbinder (b. 1906, Kuldīga) and Dvoyra Bukhbinder (b. 1906, Daugavpils — d. 1943, Orenburg Region). She completed seven grades of elementary school.

From the 1940s to 1952 she worked as a furrier at the Riga fur workshop. In 1956–1957 she was a seamstress at the Riga Fashion Atelier. From 1957 to 1959 — machine furrier at the Rīgas Kooperators artel. In 1961–1966 she worked as a seamstress at Riga Custom Tailoring Factory No. 1; in 1966–1967 — courier at the Ausma factory; and in 1967–1968 — packer at the Riga Model Printing House.

In 1968 she was granted Group III disability status. From 1969 she worked as a linen keeper at Kindergarten No. 33 of the Latvian Railway.

Married to Herman Abramovich Kremer (b. 1930, Riga). Sons: Boris Kremer (b. 1954, Riga) and Ruvim Kremer (b. 1959, Riga).

In 1971 Frida Kremer received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her father.

Family:

Herman Abramovich Kremer (b. 1930, Riga) — husband
Boris Kremer (b. 1954, Riga) — son
Ruvim Kremer (b. 1959, Riga) — son
Khonon Bukhbinder (b. 1906, Kuldīga) — father
Dvoyra Bukhbinder (b. 1906, Daugavpils — d. 1943, Orenburg Region) — mother
Sonya Bukhbinder (b. 1911, Daugavpils) — stepmother
Mikhail Bukhbinder (b. 1936, Riga) — brother
Vera Shteingert (née Bukhbinder) (b. 1949, Riga) — half-sister