Shmuelovich (née Feitelberg) Miryam Shlaumovna (24.11.1922, Ventspils) – office worker. She was born into the family of worker Feitelberg Shlaum Shmulovich (1884, Piltene, Latvia – 1946, Riga) and housewife Feitelberg (née Magarshak) Sara Eta Leybovna (1888, Ludza, Latvia – 1982, West Germany). She studied at a Jewish school (1928–1937), then attended and completed secondary school (1937–1941). She was evacuated to Cheboksary, Chuvash ASSR, and later moved with her family to Tyumen (1941–1944). On returning to Latvia she worked in Riga as an estimator – at the Ministry of Municipal Economy (1944–1952), and at the design institute “Latgiprogorstroy” (1952–1971).

In her marriage to Shmuelovich Kopel-Aizik Iosifovich (1927, Riga), son Shmuelovich Yakov Kopel-Aizikovich (b. 1957, Riga) and daughter Shmuelovich Nelly Kopel-Aizikovna (b. 1966, Riga) were born.

In 1971 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's father Shmuelovich Iosif Kopelovich (b. 1908) and her husband's stepmother Vainshtein Eta Aronovna (b. 1918, Ludza) had been living with their sons since 1968.

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Feitelberg Shlaum Shmulovich (1884–1946) – father
Feitelberg (née Magarshak) Sara Eta Leybovna (1888–1982) – mother
Vasilyeva (née Feitelberg) Lea Shlemovna (b. 1918, Rybinsk, Yaroslavl Region) – sister
Shmuelovich Kopel-Aizik Iosifovich (b. 1927) – husband
Shmuelovich Yakov Kopel-Aizikovich (b. 1957) – son
Shmuelovich Nelly Kopel-Aizikovna (b. 1966) – daughter
Shmuelovich Iosif Kopelovich (b. 1908) – husband's father
Vainshtein Eta Aronovna (b. 1918) – husband's stepmother
Shmuelovich Aron Iosifovich (b. 1955) – husband's half-brother on father's side
Shmuelovich Felix Iosifovich (b. 1958) – husband's half-brother on father's side