Brozgal Vladimir Vulfovich (30 July 1941, Arzamas, Gorky Region) — merchandise expert.

Vladimir Brozgal was born into the family of Vulf Mordukhovich Brozgal (1914, Rēzekne – missing since 1942, according to other sources killed at the front during the Great Patriotic War in 1943) and Basheva Leibovna Brozgal (née Kuklya) (1914, Rēzekne).

He studied at Riga Secondary School No. 23 (1948–1958) and at the Riga Soviet Trade Technical School (1958–1960).

He worked as a sales assistant at Riga City Trade Association (1960–1961).

From 1961 to 1966, he studied at the Faculty of Economics and Law at the University of Latvia but did not complete his studies.

He then worked as an engine operator at the Liepāja Zonal Department of Mechanisation (1966–1967), as an economist at the Bureau of Economics and Economic-Mathematical Planning Methods of the State Planning Committee of the Latvian SSR (1967–1968, Riga), and as a senior economist at the Special Design Bureau for Chemicalisation (1968, Riga).

He was married to Vera Davidovna Aronsberg (née Moin) (b. 1939); the couple had no children.

In 1974, Vladimir Brozgal received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family members:

Father: Brozgal Vulf Mordukhovich (1914–1942 or 1943)

Mother: Basheva (Basheva) Leibovna Brozgal (née Kuklya) (1914, Rēzekne)

Wife: Vera Davidovna Aronsberg (née Moin) (b. 1939)

Wife’s cousin: Mera Davidovna Shruster (née Reznik) (b. 1919, Rēzekne; emigrated to Israel in 1973)

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