Tulchinskaya (née Gamarnik) Roza (Rosa) Isaevna (9 September 1911, Monastyryshche District, Cherkasy Region, Ukraine) — worker.
Roza Tulchinskaya was born into the family of Shaya Gershkovich Gamarnik (1881, Lukashovka, Cherkasy Region — 1942, killed by the Nazis in Simferopol, Crimea) and Brayna Abramovna Gamarnik (née Arbitman) (1883, Ternitsy, Vinnytsia Region — 1942, killed by the Nazis in Simferopol). She completed six grades of primary education.
From 1930 to 1941, she worked as a laborer at the collective farm “1 May” in the Simferopol District of Vinnytsia Region. In 1941, she was evacuated to Tashkent (Uzbek SSR), where she worked as a seamstress in the workshop of the artel “Shveinik” (1941–1945). After returning to Simferopol, she was a homemaker (1945–1947), then worked as a loader in Simtorg (1947–1951).
After moving to Riga, she lived on a widow’s pension (1951–1956), worked as a seamstress in the artel “Rīgas Kooperators” (1956–1960) and at the textile combine “Saule” (1960–1961), was a machinist at the “Pioner” shoe factory (1961–1967), and worked as a cloakroom attendant at the production association “Laimdota” (1968–1978).
In marriage with Froim Gershkovich Tulchinsky (1906, Monastyryshche District — 1942, killed at the front during the Second World War), two children were born: Grigory Efimovich Tulchinsky (1934, Simferopol) and Bela Froimovna Aronson (née Tulchinskaya) (1937, Simferopol).
In 1978, Roza Tulchinskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel, where since 1972 her daughter Bela Froimovna Aronson (née Tulchinskaya) (1937) had been living.
Family:
Shaya Gershkovich Gamarnik (1881–1942) — father
Brayna Abramovna Gamarnik (née Arbitman) (1883–1942) — mother
Isaak Shaevich Gamarnik (1906–1942) — brother
Solomon Isaevich Gamarnik (1914) — brother
Mikhail Isaevich Gamarnik (1916) — brother
Boris Isaevich Gamarnik (1924) — brother
Froim Gershkovich Tulchinsky (1906–1942) — husband
Grigory Efimovich Tulchinsky (1934) — son
Bela Froimovna Aronson (née Tulchinskaya) (1937) — daughter