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| - Helena Rozhenko était une Humaine d'origine russe, épouse de Sergey Rozhenko avec qui elle eut un fils, Nikolai et adopta le jeune Klingon Worf en 2346.
- thumb|Helena Rozhenko (2367) Helena Rozhenko ist Worfs menschliche Ziehmutter, nachdem ihr Mann Sergey sich bereits auf der USS Intrepid nach dem Khitomer-Massaker seiner annimmt. Um Worf klingonisch zu ernähren, lernt sie unter anderem die Zubereitung der Rokeg-Blutpastete, die er noch als Erwachsener liebt. (TNG: ) Mit Sergey hat sie noch einen weiteren, leiblichen Sohn Nikolai, der sich mit Worf überwirft, als er die Sternenflottenakademie verlässt. (TNG: ) Helena Rozhenko wurde von Georgia Brown gespielt und von Edeltraut Elsner synchronisiert.
- Helena and Sergey were already thinking of having a second child when Sergey found Worf in the rubble of his home on Khitomer. Helena agreed to take Worf in once Sergey explained that Worf had nowhere to go to and that he might be in danger within the Klingon Empire. (TLE novel: The Art of the Impossible) Rozhenko lived in Mirnee Doleena. (DS9 - Day of Honor novel: Honor Bound)
- Helena Rozhenko was a Human female who was married to Sergey Rozhenko and had one son, Nikolai. Following the discovery of a Klingon child named Worf in 2346, Helena and Sergey together fostered the child through an act of kindness. (TNG: "Heart of Glory" , "Sins of the Father" , "Family" , "Homeward" ) In 2347, the Rozhenko family was residing on the farming colony of Gault, where Worf and Nikolai grew up. (TNG: "Heart of Glory" ; DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...")
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| - Helena Rozhenko était une Humaine d'origine russe, épouse de Sergey Rozhenko avec qui elle eut un fils, Nikolai et adopta le jeune Klingon Worf en 2346.
- thumb|Helena Rozhenko (2367) Helena Rozhenko ist Worfs menschliche Ziehmutter, nachdem ihr Mann Sergey sich bereits auf der USS Intrepid nach dem Khitomer-Massaker seiner annimmt. Um Worf klingonisch zu ernähren, lernt sie unter anderem die Zubereitung der Rokeg-Blutpastete, die er noch als Erwachsener liebt. (TNG: ) Mit Sergey hat sie noch einen weiteren, leiblichen Sohn Nikolai, der sich mit Worf überwirft, als er die Sternenflottenakademie verlässt. (TNG: ) Helena Rozhenko wurde von Georgia Brown gespielt und von Edeltraut Elsner synchronisiert.
- Helena and Sergey were already thinking of having a second child when Sergey found Worf in the rubble of his home on Khitomer. Helena agreed to take Worf in once Sergey explained that Worf had nowhere to go to and that he might be in danger within the Klingon Empire. (TLE novel: The Art of the Impossible) Rozhenko lived in Mirnee Doleena. (DS9 - Day of Honor novel: Honor Bound) Shortly after the death of K'Ehleyr in 2367, Worf sent their son Alexander to live with Helena and Sergey on Earth. The following year Helena took Alexander with her to meet Worf on board the USS Enterprise. She explained to Worf that she and Sergey were getting older and that they weren't able to properly care for Alexander and that he needed to be with his father. When Worf objected Helena stated that Alexander was having behavioral problems on Earth and needed guidance from his father. At that Worf relented and allowed Alexander to live with him for the next three years until the destruction of the Enterprise-D in 2371. Following the destruction of the Enterprise-D Alexander returned to Earth and moved in with Helena and Sergey. While Worf thought Alexander was happier living with them, Alexander resented having been left behind by his father. Eventually Alexander left to enlist in the Klingon Defense Force in 2374, at the height of the Dominion War. (TNG movie: Generations, TNG episode: "New Ground", and DS9 episodes: "The Way of the Warrior", "Sons and Daughters") Being a close friend of Worf, Jeremy Aster also met Helena and Sergey and befriended them. Whenever Aster visited Helena would not allow him to leave their home without ensuring that he had a good meal first. (TNG novel: Diplomatic Implausibility)
- Helena Rozhenko was a Human female who was married to Sergey Rozhenko and had one son, Nikolai. Following the discovery of a Klingon child named Worf in 2346, Helena and Sergey together fostered the child through an act of kindness. (TNG: "Heart of Glory" , "Sins of the Father" , "Family" , "Homeward" ) In 2347, the Rozhenko family was residing on the farming colony of Gault, where Worf and Nikolai grew up. (TNG: "Heart of Glory" ; DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...") After some time, they returned to Earth, where Worf eventually left his family to attend Starfleet Academy. The Rozhenkos continued to live out their retirement in the same dwelling for a number of years to follow. (TNG: "New Ground" ) As a mother of a Klingon child, Helena learned to make many Klingon dishes, including one of Worf's favorites, Rokeg blood pie. (TNG: "Family" ) In 2367, the Rozhenkos visited the USS Enterprise-D while it was docked at Earth Station McKinley following an encounter with the Borg. Helena and Sergey transported aboard from Earth Station Bobruisk. During their visit, they received a full tour of the Enterprise-D, and later, after a conversation with Guinan, both parents shared their concern and showed their support to Worf for him having recently accepted discommendation. (TNG: "Family" ) Later that year, Helena and Sergey met the Enterprise-D at Starbase 73 to take their grandson, Alexander Rozhenko, back to Earth to provide him with a home and a family following the death of K'Ehleyr, as Worf felt he could not provide these things on his own. (TNG: "Reunion" ) In 2368, Helena transported from the Milan to the Enterprise-D to return Alexander to his father, due to Alexander's difficulties in adjusting to the Human way of life. (TNG: "New Ground" ) By 2374, Alexander had decided to join the Klingon Defense Force. Helena and Sergey were not happy about the decision, but when they realized that Alexander was determined to enlist, they supported him as they always had. (DS9: "Sons and Daughters")
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