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SurnameLifshits
NameAbram
PatronymVulfovich
Birth year1903
Birth month8
Birth day22
birth_placeVarakļāni
SexM

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Zake Ida Vulfovna (1935)

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SurnameZake
NameIda
PatronymVulfovna
Birth year1935
birth_placeRiga
SexF

Zake (née Feld) Ida Vulfovna (born 1935, Riga) – manicurist.

Ida Zake was born into the family of a worker, Vulf Danilovich Feld (born 1903, Jelgava – killed at the front during the Second World War in 1941), and a housewife, Tsilya Abramovna Feld (née Neiburger) (born 1902, Jelgava).

No education records are available. She worked as a shop assistant in the Riga City Household Goods Trade Organisation (Rizhsky gor. khoztorg) and the City Industrial Trade Organisation (Gorpromtorg), as a cashier in the Riga Hairdressing Enterprise office, and as a manicurist at the “Laimdota” enterprise (exact dates unknown).

Married to Khaim Izrailevich Zaks (born 1929, Riga). The couple had two children: Khana Zake (born 1955, Riga) and Boris Zaks (born 1963, Riga).

In 1971 Ida Zake received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1968 her brother Abram Vulfovich Feld (born 1928, Riga) had been residing.

Family:

Feld Vulf Danilovich (1903–1941) – father
Feld (née Neiburger) Tsilya Abramovna (born 1902) – mother
Movshovich (née Feld) Gita Vulfovna (born 1927, Riga) – sister
Feld Abram Vulfovich (born 1928, Riga) – brother
Blechman (née Feld) Brokha Vulfovna (born 1939, Riga) – sister
Feld Ber Vulfovich (born 1931, Riga) – brother
Zaks Khaim Izrailevich (born 1929) – husband
Zake Khana Khaimovna (born 1955) – daughter
Zaks Boris Khaimovich (born 1963) – son