Yaneklovich (née Rotshteyn) Blyuma Mikhailovna (20.7.1902, Daugavpils) – seamstress. Ya.'s family moved in the 1900s to Kārsava, where Ya. completed 6 grades of basic school. In 1921 Ya.'s family moved to Riga. Until 1931 she worked as a saleswoman at confectionery shops in Riga. From 1931 to 1941 she was a weaver at the “Lenchu Austuve” factory. During the war years she worked as a press operator at a military factory in Cheboksary. After returning to Riga, until 1946 she was a worker at the “Kayya” canning factory. Due to illness, she was forced to leave work for 4 years. From 1950 to 1953 Ya. was an auxiliary worker at the “Fantaziya” factory in Riga. From 1956 to 1958 Ya. worked as a seamstress at the “Stakhanoviiete” and “Tautiba” artels. From 1958 – old-age pensioner.

Ya.'s father and sister, Rotshteyn Mikhail (date of birth unknown – 1944) and Rotshteyn Vera (date of birth unknown – 1944), died and were buried in Cheboksary, Chuvash ASSR. Ya.'s sister, Kunst (née Rotshteyn) Mina (date of birth unknown – 1941), was shot in the Riga ghetto in 1941. Ya.'s sister, Rotshteyn Shulamit (1906), left for the territory of the present State of Israel in 1935 in search of work, and remained to live and work in Israel.

A. Norman

Rotshteyn Mikhail (date of birth unknown – 1944) – father
Rotshteyn Sherel (date of birth unknown – 1938) – mother
Yankelovich Zalman (1909) – husband
Rotshteyn Vera (date of birth unknown – 1944) – sister
Rotshteyn Shulamit (1906) – sister
Brilovich (née Rotshteyn) Genya (1898) – sister
Kunst (née Rotshteyn) Minna (date of birth unknown – 1941) – sister