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Lipeles Miliya Evelovna (1948)

Personal data
SurnameLipeles
NameMiliya
PatronymEvelovna
Birth year1948
Birth month8
Birth day4
Birth placeRiga
SexF

Lipeles (née Yudelson) Miliya Evelovna (born 4 August 1948, Riga) – worker.

From 1965, Miliya Lipeles worked at the VEF factory, and in 1966 she completed Riga Secondary School No. 5 for working youth. From 1967 to 1968, she was employed as a technician for the heat inspection service within the Directorate of the Heat Supply Administration of the Housing Department of the Riga City Executive Committee. Between 1968 and 1970, she changed workplaces several times, and from 1970 she worked as a wiring-harness knitter at the VEF factory.

Miliya’s father, Evel Yudelson (1910–1974), was born in Krustpils and is buried in Israel. Her mother, Riva Yudelson (née Fayvelson) (1914–1969), also born in Krustpils, is buried in Riga.

In 1978, Miliya Lipeles left Latvia for Israel at the invitation of her sister, Genya Yakubovich (née Yudelson) (born 1940), who had emigrated from Latvia in 1971.

Family:

Lazar Leybovich Lipeles (born 1946) – husband
Evel Yudelson (1910–1974) – father
Riva Yudelson (née Fayvelson) (1914–1969) – mother
Tatyana Lipeles (born 1974) – daughter
Elena Lipeles (born 1977) – daughter
Genya Yakubovich (née Yudelson) (born 1940) – sister