Veksler (Weksler) (née Lapp) Zelda Ruvinovna (25 July 1921, Riga) — factory worker.

Zelda Veksler was born into the family of Ruvin Abovich Lapp (1881, Rēzekne – murdered by the Nazis in 1941, Liepāja) and Riva Leizerovna Lapp (née Oshrina) (1882, Riga – 1973, Haifa, Israel). In 1933, she completed three years of primary school in Liepāja. Until 1937, she was dependent on her parents. In 1937, she moved to Riga, where she worked as a sales assistant in a hat shop (1937–1941). She was evacuated to Sosnovka, Kirov Region, where she worked at a sawmill (1941–1945). She returned to Riga in 1945.

From 1946 to 1959, she was a homemaker. She worked as a seamstress at a haberdashery factory (1959–1960), was again a homemaker (1960–1962), then worked as a seamstress at the Sarkanais Rīts (Red Morning) knitwear factory (1962–1964), and once more was a homemaker(1964–1971).

She was married to Mozus Motelievich Veksler (b. 1912). They had a son, Motel Mozusovich Veksler (b. 1946, Riga), and a daughter, Margarita Mozusovna Veksler (b. 1953, Kherson).

In 1971, Zelda Veksler received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her brother Khezkiel Ruvinovich Lapp (b. 1915, Riga) had lived since 1939, and her sister Khae-Sora Ruvinovna Slavina (née Lapp) (b. 1919) since 1966. In 1977, her sister emigrated from Israel to Australia. *

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Ruvin Abovich Lapp (1881–1941) — father
Riva Leizerovna Lapp (née Oshrina) (1882–1973) — mother
Khezkiel Ruvinovich Lapp (b. 1915) — brother
Mikhail Ruvinovich Lapp (b. 1916, Riga) — brother
Khae-Sora Ruvinovna Slavina (née Lapp) (b. 1919, Riga) — sister
Abé Ruvinovich Lapp (b. 1924, Riga) — brother
Mozus Motelievich Veksler (b. 1912) — husband
Motel Mozusovich Veksler (b. 1946) — son
Margarita Mozusovna Veksler (b. 1953) — daughter