Rosenfeld Victoria Davydovna (1 January 1900, Ladyzhyn, Podolia Region) – worker.

Victoria Rosenfeld was the daughter of David Rosenfeld (1860, Podolia Region – 1943) and Ester Rosenfeld (1870, Podolia Region – 1910). From 1911 to 1936 she worked as a hired labourer in the Podolia Region. In 1936–1939 she worked as a cleaner at Moscow Hairdressing Salon No. 2. In 1943 she worked as a labourer at Factory No. 41 in Moscow. In 1944–1946 she was an auxiliary worker in a Moscow canteen.

After moving to Riga in 1946 she did not work, remaining dependent on her son, Ilya Rosenfeld (1933, Moscow). In 1968 she married Naum Radovsky (1898, Vinnytsia Region – 1971). In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her son’s mother-in-law, Khaya Samul (1898, Lithuania).

Family:

Naum Radovsky (1898, Vinnytsia Region – 1971) – husband
Izya Rosenfeld (1933, Moscow) – son
David Rosenfeld (1860, Podolia Region – 1943) – father
Ester Rosenfeld (1870, Podolia Region – 1910) – mother
Riva Postolova (née Rosenfeld) (1894, Podolia Region – 1958) – sister
Tuba Tenetbaum (née Rosenfeld) (1888, Podolia Region – 1948) – sister
Yenta Radovskaya (née Rosenfeld) (1900, Podolia Region – 1967) – sister
Khaya Samul (1898, Lithuania) – son’s mother-in-law

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