Bobrova (Druyan) Sora-Basya Borukhovna (November 14, 1912, Ludza, Latvia) – music teacher.

Sora-Basya Bobrova was born into the family of Borukh Shilimovich Druyan(1880 – killed by the Nazis in 1941, Ludza) and Zisla Shlemovna Druyan (Roithman) (1882 – killed by the Nazis in 1941, Ludza). She graduated from the Ludza Jewish elementary school and completed two classes of secondary school. Studied piano, including two years at Brown's studio (1930-1936, Riga), and gave private music lessons (1936-1941, Ludza). Sora-Basya Bobrova was evacuated to the district center Rybkino of the Mordovian ASSR, where she worked as a singing teacher at the local secondary school (1941-1945). After returning to Latvia, she worked as a music educator at kindergarten No. 6 in Riga (1945-1947), was a housewife (1947-1960), and worked as the head of the music club at 8-year school No. 24 (1960-1968). In marriage to Bobrov Meyer Mikhailovich (1912, Rezekne), Sora-Basya had two sons Mikhail Meyerovich Bobrov (1946, Riga) and Boris Meyerovich Bobrov (1948, Riga).

In 1980, Sora-Basya Bobrova received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her cousin Mikhail Zalmanovich Dayan(1915, Rezekne) and since 1974 – son Boris Meierovich Bobrov (1948) resided since 1937.

Borukh Shilimovich Druyan (1880-1941) – father
Zisla Shlemovna Druyan (Roithman)(1882-1941) – mother
Yakov Borisovich Druyan (1905, Ludza – 1972, Riga) – brother
Mera Borisovna Shlik (Druyan) (1907, Ludza) – sister
Shlema Borisovich Druyan (1908, Ludza – 1948, Riga) – brother
Mikhail Zalmanovich Dayan (1915) – cousin
Meyer Mikhailovich Bobrov(1912) – husband
Mikhail Meyerovich Bobrov(1946) – son
Boris Meyerovich Bobrov(1948) – son