Aronson (Aronsohn) (Tulchinskaya) Bela Froimovna (3.08.1937, Simferopol, Crimean Region, Ukraine) – merchandiser.

Bela Aronson was born into the family of working-class parents Tultschinsky Froim (Yefim) (killed in 1941) and Tulchinskaya (Gomarnik) Roza Isayevna (1911, Monastyryshche District, Vinnytsia Region, Ukraine).

During World War II Bela Aronson was evacuated to Orenburg (1941–1945) and, upon returning to Simferopol, attended school (1945–1951). After her family moved to Riga, she continued her studies at Seven-Year School No. 60. She worked as a seamstress at the “Taupība” artel (1955–1960) while simultaneously attending Evening School No. 2 for Working Youth.

Bela Aronson worked as a sales assistant and senior sales assistant at Municipal Industrial Trade Enterprises No. 1 and 2 (1960–1965) while also completing evening courses at the Soviet Trade Technical College (1961–1963). She later worked as a linen keeper at Kindergarten No. 74 (1966–1968), a waitress at the “Baltic” Holiday Home (1968), and a senior sales assistant at the 2nd Riga Municipal Industrial Trade Enterprise (1968–1971).

In her marriage to Aronson Shmuel Shaevich (1930, Jelgava, Latvia), they had a son, Aronson Yefim Shmuelovich (1959, Riga), and a daughter, Aronson Rita Shmuelovna (1965, Riga).

In 1971,Bela Aronson received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband's cousin Shlomo Shetsen resided.

Family Members:

Tulchinsky Froim (Yefim) (killed in 1941) – father
Tultschinskaya (Gomarnik) Roza Isayevna (1911) – mother
Tulchinsky Grigory Yefimovich (1934, Simferopol, Crimean Region, Ukraine) – brother
Aronson Shmuel Shaevich (1930) – husband
Aronson Yefim Shmuelovich (1959) – son
Aronson Rita Shmuelovna (1965) – daughter
Shetsen Shlomo – husband's cousin