Reznik (Bekman) Roza Vladimirovna (Volfovna) (15.04.1929, Gorky) — pharmacist. Born into the family of Bekman Volf Meerovich (1900, Satanov, Vinnytsia Oblast) and Bekman Tayba Khaimovna (1904, Nizhny Novgorod — 1948, Moscow). Graduated from the Gorky Pharmaceutical School (1945–48); worked as assistant at pharmacy No. 4 (1948–49, Gorky); was dependent on her husband (1949–54); worked at the central pharmaceutical depot (1954, Riga); again dependent on her husband (1954–55); worked as assistant at a pharmacy (1955–57, Riga); until 1959 dependent on her husband; worked as cashier at a hairdressing office (1959–63); controller at the VEF plant (1963–69); agent of Gosstrakh, Moscow District of Riga (1969–72).

Her marriage to Reznik Markus Valentinovich (1922, Moscow) produced a son Reznik Boris Markovich (1950, Riga) and a daughter Reznik Bronislava Markovna (1952, Riga).

In 1972, received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1971 her husband's nephew Neuburger Arnold Emanuilovich (1938, Gorky) had been living.

N. Voronova

Bekman Volf Meerovich (1900) — father
Bekman Tayba Khaimovna (1904–1948) — mother
Bekman Miron Volfovich (1937, Gorky) — brother
Reznik Markus Valentinovich (1922) — husband
Reznik Boris Markovich (1950) — son
Reznik Bronislava Markovna (1952) — daughter
Neuburger Olga Lvovna (1915, Melitopol) — husband's sister
Neuburger Arnold Emanuilovich (1938) — husband's nephew