Satinskaya (née Matusevich) Roza (Rosa) Iosifovna (7 January 1915, Kharkov) — worker.

Shortly after her birth, Roza’s parents moved to Moscow. In 1932, Roza Satinskaya graduated from a secondary school in Moscow. From 1935, she lived with her husband in Frunze (Kyrgyz SSR); in 1940 she returned to Moscow, and in 1941 was evacuated to Tashkent. In 1944, she was re-evacuated to Moscow, and in 1946 moved with her husband to Riga.

In 1951–1952, she worked as a seamstress at the industrial combine of the Riga municipal trade administration. In 1959–1962, she was a worker at the “Rekord” factory. In 1962–1968, she worked at the VEF factory. In 1968–1971, she was a cashier at the production association “Laimdota.” In 1971, she worked as a kiosk vendor for “Soyuzpechat.” In 1971–1972, she was a cashier in the “Lido” culinary shop in Jūrmala. In 1973–1975 and 1977–1979, she worked as a storekeeper at the “Rekord” production association. From 1979, she was a pensioner.

She was married to Efim Satinsky (1905, Dnepropetrovsk). Their children were Ruvim Satinsky (1936, Rybachy, Kyrgyz SSR), Ilya Satinsky (1938, Frunze), Vera Baumgart (née Satinskaya; 1945, Moscow), and Naum Satinsky (1952, Riga).

Her father, Iosif Matusevich (1890, Kremenchug — 1918), died on the fronts of the Civil War. Her mother, Riva Matusevich (née Poznyakova; 1896, Zaporizhzhia — 1943, Riga), was killed in the Holocaust.

In 1979, Roza Satinskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her cousin Khaya Levinson (Lif) (1911, Kaunas).

Family:

Efim Satinsky (1905, Dnepropetrovsk) — husband
Ruvim Satinsky (1936, Rybachy, Kyrgyz SSR) — son
Ilya Satinsky (1938, Frunze) — son
Vera Baumgart (née Satinskaya; 1945, Moscow) — daughter
Naum Satinsky (1952, Riga) — son
Iosif Matusevich (1890–1918) — father
Riva Matusevich (née Poznyakova; 1896–1943) — mother
Khaya Levinson (Lif) (1911, Kaunas) — cousin