Bobrova Bronya Borisovna (née Gamarnik) (born 16 February 1952, Riga) – economist. Born into the family of economist Boris Isaevich Gamarnik (b. 1924, Monastyryshche District, Cherkasy Region) and labourer Lyubov Isakovna Gamarnik (née Hertzbach) (b. 1929, Jelgava, Latvia). She completed her studies at Riga Secondary School No. 15 (1959–1969), attended the correspondence division of the Faculty of Economics at the Kaliningrad Technical Institute of the Fishing Industry (1969–1975), and later transferred to the correspondence division of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Latvia, graduating in 1977. In Riga, she worked as a controller at Central Savings Bank No. 6750 (1970–1972), senior technician-economist and senior operator at the Latvian Directorate of the Television Reception Network (1973–1975), and as senior economist, then senior commodities specialist at the “Latinventartorg” commercial procurement base (1975–1977). From 1977 to 1980, she worked as a labour standards specialist at Enterprise No. 6 of the Kirov District Catering Trust in Riga.

In her marriage to Mikhail Meyerovich Bobrov (b. 1946, Riga), a daughter was born – Edita Mikhailovna Bobrova (b. 1973, Riga).

In 1980, Bronya Bobrova received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her aunt (father’s sister), Roza Isaevna Tulchinskaya (née Gamarnik) (b. 1911, Monastyryshche District), had been residing since 1978, along with her brother Isak Borisovich Gamarnik (b. 1947, Riga).

Boris Isaevich Gamarnik (b. 1924) – father
Lyubov Isakovna Gamarnik (née Hertzbach) (b. 1929) – mother
Isak Borisovich Gamarnik (b. 1947) – brother
Roza Isaevna Tulchinskaya (née Gamarnik) (b. 1911) – aunt
Mikhail Meyerovich Bobrov (b. 1946) – husband
Edita Mikhailovna Bobrova (b. 1973) – daughter