Mera Shulman in her childhood
1926
Shulman Leyb, grandfather of Mera Shulman, his daughter Perl Berkovich and his son-in-law Abram Berkovich
1930
Pupils of the 1st form at the Hebrew school
1932
Senior class of the Hebrew school
1939
Rosa Lifshits, an aunt of Mera Shulman, and her patients
1939
Family of Hirsh-Leyb Kravets, grandfather Mera Shulman
1939
Kravets Hirsh-Leyb, grandfather of Mera Shulman with his daughter Shulman Haya and his son-in-law Shulman Alter
1939
Mera Shulman and her family members
1940
A teacher of religion at the Hebrew gymnasium
1940
Pupils of the 5th form of the Hebrew school
1940
Pupils and teachers of the Novotroitsk school
1945
Mera Shulman among graduates of the Agricultural Academy
1951
Haya Shulman, mother of Mera Shulman and her family
1952
Mera Shulman
1952
Shulman Alter, father of Mera Shulman with her children Lev and Lubov Ptakul
1961
Family of Mera Shulman
1967
Lev and Lubov Ptakul, children Mera Shulman
1973
Mera Shulman
1976
Wedding ceremony of Boris Uden, nephew of Mera Shulman
1978
Mera Schulman among her students (Hebrew lessons)
1990
Memorable tombstone at the Jewish cemetery in Riga
1993
Mera Shulman with ruins of the Riga synagogue as background
1993
Tombstone on the grave of Mera Shulman’s mother Haya Shulman
1993
Mera Shulman among teachers and pupils of the Migdal Or school
1995Person Details
Shulman
Jewish name
Mera-Krenda
Year of birth
1925
City of birth
Riga
Country name (at time of birth)
Family tree
Occupation
Before WW II
a schoolgirl
After WW II
a technologist, an engineer, a teacher
Holocaust
Survived holocaust
No
Locations
Liberated from
Evacuation
Novotroitsk of Chkalov (Orenburg today) region
