Veisman (Weismann) (née Rudaeva) Berta Movshevna (14 June 1904, Riga) — office worker.*

Berta Veisman received a secondary education. In 1925, she graduated from the Gymnasium of the Society for the Promotion of Knowledge and Arts in Riga, and later completed accounting courses. In 1926, she worked as a clerk at the enterprises S.A. Levitas (or Pevitas?) and Petrol. From 1927 to 1929, she provided private lessons. Between 1930 and 1931, she worked as a clerk in the Berelovich workshop; in 1932, as a spooler at Rīgas Tuku Fabrika; from 1933 to 1936, at the Schwarz-Zon factory; from 1936 to 1937, at the Delka factory; and from 1938 to 1940, first as a spooler and later as a clerk at the Sarkanā Atsperle factory.

In 1941, she was evacuated to the village of Soenina (?) in the Yaroslavl region, where she worked on a collective farm. From 1942 to 1944, she worked as a domestic servant in the Kirov region. In 1944, she returned to Riga and worked as a senior accountant for the goods department at the Riga Inter-Republic Office of Glavvtorgormet.

In 1962, she emigrated to Israel for permanent residence but returned to Riga in 1966. In 1973, she again applied for permission to emigrate to Israel. She was classified as a Group II disabled labour veteran.

In 1945, she married Abram Aronovich Veisman.

Father: Movsha-Iosel Itskovich Rudaev (1863, Vilnius – 1930, Riga) — teacher
Mother: Khaya Samuilovna Rudaeva (née Heyman) (1867, Myalyaty (?) – 1944, Kirov region)

Brothers:

Emmanuil Moiseevich Rudaev (1890, Velizh – 1948, Riga) — economist
Solomon Moiseevich Rudaev (1909, Riga – 1941, Leningrad) — engineer

Sisters:

Anna Moiseevna Glovatskaya (?) (née Rudaeva) (1892, Velizh – (?)) — typist, lived in Leningrad
Tamara Moiseevna Lozovetskaya (?) (1895, Velizh – 1936, Riga)
Minna Moiseevna Rudaeva (1897, Riga – 1959, Leningrad)
Maria Moiseevna Olshvang (?) (née Rudaeva) (1902, Riga – (?))
Roza Moiseevna Vulfson (1907, Riga – (?))