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Rosen Victoria Konstantinovna (1923)

Personal data
SurnameRosen
NameVictoria
PatronymKonstantinovna
Birth year1923
Birth month7
Birth day6
Birth placeDnepropetrovsk
SexF

Rosen Victoria (Viktoria) Konstantinovna (née Nesvizhskaya) (6 July 1923, Dnepropetrovsk) — seamstress and cutter.

From 1939 Victoria Rosen lived in Tashkent together with her mother and stepfather. In 1947 she married Moshek Rosen (1918), a citizen of Poland. In 1954 the marriage was dissolved by court order.

In 1951 Rosen’s family moved to Riga. In 1954 she registered a second marriage with Arkady Gurdzhiev (1906). The marriage was dissolved in 1962 and registered again in 1972.

Rosen’s father, Konstantin Baltyansky (1885–1940), was killed at the front during the Second World War.

In 1973 Rosen moved to Israel together with her husband and mother, Vera Nesvizhskaya (1890), joining her sister Tatyana Nesvizhskaya (1918).

Family:

Vera Nesvizhskaya (1890) — mother
Konstantin Baltyansky (1885–1940) — father
Elizaveta Nesvizhskaya (1916) — sister
Tatyana Nesvizhskaya (1918) — sister
Moshek Rosen (1918) — first husband
Arkady Gurdzhiev (1906) — second husband
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