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Reitblat Berta Khaym-Gershevna (1946)

Personal data
SurnameReitblat
NameBerta
PatronymKhaym-Gershevna
Birth year1946
Birth month3
Birth day20
Birth placeZhytomyr
SexF

Reitblat (Reiblatt) (née Nabedrik) Berta Khaym-Gershevna (20 March 1946, Zhytomyr) — educator.

Berta Reitblat was born into the family of office employees Khaym-Gersh Ber-Avrumovich Nabedrik (1907, Zhytomyr Region — 1969, Sverdlovsk) and Genya Aronovna Nabedrik (née Lantsman) (1917, Zhytomyr Region). She graduated from secondary school in Volochansk, Sverdlovsk Region (1963), and from the Pavlodar Pedagogical Institute (1968).

After moving to Zhdanov, she worked as a chemistry teacher at Secondary School No. 34 (1969) and Secondary School No. 51 (1969–1972). In 1972–1974 she taught biology at Jaunogre Secondary School. In 1974–1985 she worked as a programmer-engineer at the Ogre Knitwear Combine.

Married to David Froimovich Reytblat (1946); their daughter is Yulia Davidovna Reytblat (1973, Riga).

In 1985 Berta Reitblat received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1973 her husband’s cousin Yakov Shlemovich Sherman (1946, Riga) had been living, and since 1979 her husband’s sister Etlya Froimovna Manoim (née Reytblat) (1945, Korosten, Zhytomyr Region). In the same year, Berta Reitblat emigrated to the USA.

Family:

Khaim-Gersh Ber-Avrumovich Nabedrik (1907–1969) — father
Genya Aronovna Nabedrik (née Lantsman) (1917) — mother
Asya Khaym-Gershevna Rapoport (née Nabedrik) (1936, Zhytomyr) — sister
Bronislava Khaym-Gershevna Ravitskaya (née Nabedrik) (1950) — sister
David Froimovich Reitblat (1946) — husband
Yulia Davidovna Reitblat (1973) — daughter
Etlya Froimovna Manoim (née Reytblat) (1945) — sister-in-law
Yakov Shlemovich Sherman (1946) — husband’s cousin