Katzeva (née Kron)Yakhvede-Rohele Menakhemovna (16 November 1926, Riga) — worker.

Yakhvede-Rohele Katseva was born into the family of Menakhem Lvovich Kron (1889, Mitava [today Jelgava] — 1948, Riga) and Khaya Fayvisovna Kron (née Pitum) (1895, Rezekne — 1951, Riga).

Information about her education and most places of employment is absent from the documents. It is known that she worked as a seamstress at the Silhouette Production Association (1977); was a homemaker (1977–1978); worked as a fittings worker at Workshop No. 2 of the Silhouette Production Association (1978); a home-based fittings worker at the Consumer Services Combine (1978–1980); and a fittings worker at the Rīgas Modes Production Association (late 1980s–1990s).

In marriage with Isaak Khaimovich Katsev (1924, Kraslava, Latvia), she had two children: Khaim Isaakovich Katsev (1951, Riga) and Eta Isaakovna Katseva (1956, Riga).

In 1990, Yakhvede-Rohele Katzeva received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her husband’s cousin Rakhel Moiseevna Zakharova (née Shlosberg) (1917, Kraslava) had been living since 1983.

Family:

Menakhem Lvovich Kron (1889–1948) — father
Khaya Fayvisovna Kron (née Pitum) (1895–1951) — mother

Mozus Menakhemovich Kron (1929, Riga) — brother (emigrated to Israel in 1973, later moved to Canada)

Isaak Khaimovich Katzev (1924) — husband
Khaim Isaakovich Katzev (1951, Riga) — son
Eta Isaakovna Katzeva (1956, Riga) — daughter
Rakhel Moiseevna Zakharova (née Shlosberg) (1917, Kraslava) — husband’s cousin