Rosenblum Khaya (Chaya) Abramovna (20 August 1907, Odessa) — housewife.

Khaya Rosenblum was the daughter of Golda Rosenblum (1880, Starokonstantinov) and Abram Rosenblum (…, Mogilev Province — 1941, Chicago).

In 1915 her family moved to Mogilev Province. In 1913 her father, a sausage maker, emigrated to Chicago. In 1922 her mother also moved to Chicago with the children. In 1928 Rosenblum graduated from high school in Chicago. From 1928 to 1934 she worked at various temporary jobs.

In 1934, with permission from the Soviet government, she moved from Chicago to the USSR and settled in Leningrad. From 1934 to 1942 she was a homemaker. In 1942, during the siege of Leningrad, she was evacuated to Chelyabinsk, where she worked at the “Labor Reserves” base. In 1943–1945 she worked as a nurse in a municipal childcare nursery of the Chelyabinsk City Health Department.

In 1945 Khaya Rosenblum moved to Riga, where she remained a homemaker.

In marriage with Abram Furman (1905, Starokonstantinov) she had children:

Ruffa Furman (1936, Leningrad), Zoya Furman (1941, Leningrad — 1942, Leningrad), and Boris Furman (1948, Riga).

In 1956 Khaya Rosenblum applied for permission for a visit to the United States, where her mother, her sister Ida Borison (née Rosenblum) (1911, Odessa), and her brother Nicholas Shelly (R.) (1908, Odessa) were living.

In 1966 Rosenblum and her family received permission to emigrate to Israel.

Family:

Abram Furman (1905, Starokonstantinov) — husband
Ruffa Furman (1936, Leningrad) — daughter
Zoya Furman (1941, Leningrad — 1942, Leningrad) — daughter
Boris Furman (1948, Riga) — son
Golda Rosenblum (1880, Starokonstantinov) — mother
Abram Rosenblum (…, Mogilev Province — 1941, Chicago) — father
Ida Borison (née Rosenblum) (1911, Odessa) — sister
Nicholas Shelly (R.) (1908, Odessa) — brother
Meregita Kozlova (née Rosenblum) (…, Odessa — 1935, Chicago) — sister

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