Brod (née Perelson) Rakhil (Rachil) Rafailovna (née Perelson) (7 January 1915, Riga, Latvia – 1 April 2007, Trier, Germany) — musician and educator.

Rakhil Brod attended Zaleman Gymnasium and completed Froebel training courses for early childhood educators.

In 1937, Rakhil married Kalman Brod. In 1938, she graduated from the Latvian Conservatory with the qualification of “freelance artist.”

In 1939, she gave birth to a daughter.

At the outbreak of the Second World War in 1941, Rakhil Brod was evacuated to Lyskov, in the Gorky Region, where she worked as a singing teacher at a secondary school, a music instructor at a pedagogical college, and a music worker in several kindergartens simultaneously.

At the end of May 1945, she returned to Riga. From mid-June 1945 until 1948, she worked at the District Officers' House as a concertmaster and later as the head of the musical section of the amateur arts department.

From 1945 to 1987, she taught music (piano class) at the children's music school attached to the Jazeps Medins Music College and at the college itself.

In May 1998, Rakhil Brod moved with her daughter’s family to Germany.