Toder (Toder) Ilya (Ilja) Movshevich (23 January 1938, Kārsava) — carpenter-technologist.

Ilya Toder was the son of Movsha Toder (1894, Kārsava — 1967, Riga) and Dina Toder (1900 — 1970, Riga).

In 1941, he was evacuated to the Kazakh SSR; in 1945, he returned to Kārsava. In the late 1940s, he moved to Riga, where in 1955 he graduated from Secondary School No. 18. In 1958, he graduated from the Riga Industrial Polytechnic, receiving the qualification of technician-technologist in woodworking and furniture production.

In 1958–1966, he worked as a machine carpenter, foreman, and engineer for labor and wages at the Riga Musical Instruments Factory. In 1966–1968, he was head of the labor and wages department at the “Remstroy-detal” combine. In 1968–1969, he worked as a quality control foreman at the “Teika” furniture factory.

In 1969, he was convicted under Article 88, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Latvian SSR and sentenced by the People’s Court of the Moscow District of Riga to three years of imprisonment.

In 1972–1974, he worked as a transport laborer at the “Dzintars” factory. From 1974, he was a disability pensioner.

In marriage with Fruna Tsipkina (1934, Rēzekne — 1977, Riga), a son was born: Avigdor Toder (1963, Riga).

In 1978, Ilya Toder and his son received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of his sister, Zissa Brilovich (née Toder) (1934, Kārsava).

Family:

Fruna Tsipkina (1934–1977) — wife
Avigdor Toder (1963, Riga) — son
Movsha Toder (1894–1967) — father
Dina Toder (1900–1970) — mother
Zissa Brilovich (née Toder) (1934, Kārsava) — sister