Rosza (Rochet Bas Baruch Aharon) (born in 1903) was the daughter of Armin Abraham Rosenblum (Baruch Aron) and Taube Leah Tini Treuhaft Rosenblum (Lea), sister to Blanka Grunwald (born Rosenblum)(1894-1944), Artur (Rosenblum (1897-1944), Etus Pollak Rosenblum (1899-1944), Jeno Rosenblum (1901-1944), Rezsi (Elisabeth Groszman) (born Rosenblum Groszman) (1905-1997) and Margit Silberman (born Rosenblum) (1907-1944). She was born July 7 1905 in Sarospatak, Rokita or Homon, Hungary. Tini’s maiden name was either Ehrenhart or Preuhalt. Rosza was murdered in Auschwitz on June 15, 1944.
Rossa’s birth record:
Rozsi (Rachel bas Lea) (1903-1944) married Jeno Weisbluth (Jankev ben Yechiel) (1899-1990) and they moved to Mezocsat.
Rosza and Jeno’s marriage record (upper right) follows (note that her brother Jeno was a witness):
With her dowery, they purchased and furnished a beautiful home with a wonderful library containing more than 2,000 books. Jeno or “Eugene” was the headmaster of the Jewish school in Mezocsat. Rozsi held the family together under very difficult circumstances when her husband was taken for the labor battalions and the government stopped paying her the money Jeno earned as the headmaster of the school. The Jewish community also refused to help her. She loved to paint and her eldest child, Tomas, remembered some of her works well enough describe them some 50 years later when he published an offer to purchase them on his first and only visit to his village after he and his family were deported by their fellow Hungarians.
Rozsi and Jeno had five children, Weiszbluth Gyozo Tamas, nick-named Tomi) Tomas (October 2, 1931-2020) (Avrohom ben Jakev), Gyorogy Tivadar (Menachem Mendel ben Jankev) (nick-named Gyuri) (May ___, 1933-1944) (who Tomas’s son, Michael George Reed, was named after), Oskar Ivan (Arye ben Jankev) (nick-named Oszi) (April ___, 1935-1944) Alfred Denes (Eliezer Zvi ben Jankev) (nick-named Fredi) (June ___, 1937-1944), Juditka (Keile bas Rachel) (nick-named Mucus) (May ___, 1940-1944) (who Tomas’s first born daughter, Judith Roseanne Reed, was named after) and a child she was pregnant with when she was murdered in Auschwitz (1944).
She was an attractive woman, talented amateur painter, pianist, housewife and courageous person.
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