Rozina (Rosina) (née Blus) Brokha (Brocha) Yakovlevna (22 November 1933, Riga) – worker.

Brokha Rozina was born into the family of Yakov Mendelevich Blus (1903–1962, Riga) and Zara (Sara) Moiseevna Blus (Ber) (1902, Riga). In 1952 she graduated from Secondary School No. 15 in Riga. She studied at the Latvian Agricultural Academy (1954–1960) but did not complete her higher education.

She worked as a labourer at the factory “Sarkanais Ķīmiķis” (1956–1959, Riga), as a worker at the Riga Porcelain and Faience Factory (1959), as a clerk at the factory “Latvijas Bērzs” (1959–1960, Riga), and in the same position at the factory “Progress” (1960–1962, Riga). She later worked as a bookkeeper at Housing Administration No. 26 of the Moscow District of Riga (1964–1969) and as an accountant at the production association “Darbs” (1969, Riga).

In her marriage with Grigory Izrailevich Rozin (1929, Smolensk) two children were born: Rina Grigoryevna Rozina (1957, Riga) and Mark Grigoryevich Rozin (1962, Riga).

In 1972 she received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1970 her mother Zara (Sara) Moiseevna Blus (née Ber) (1902, Riga) had been living.

Family:

Yakov Mendelevich Blus (1903–1962) – father
Zara (Sara) Moiseevna Blus (née Ber) (1902, Riga) – mother
Grigory Izrailevich Rozin (1929) – husband
Rina Grigoryevna Rozina (1957) – daughter
Mark Grigoryevich Rozin (1962) – son