Robert Behar (not to be confused by Robert Behar, formerly Baruch Behar, schoolmaster), was a merchant who lived at 110 High Holborn in London. He was born in 1902 or 1903. On May 20, 1927, he was 25 year of age, traveling back from New York to Southampton with Vitali Behar, a 46-year-old merchant of the same address. Both were British.[1] On April 19, 1947, he sailed from Southampton New York on the S. S. Queen Elizabeth. He was listed as a co-director (probably of a company) in Glasgow. His “race or people” was listed as Scottish. He was single.

[1] Ancestry.com, Names and Descriptions of British Passengers, from New York to Southampton, May 20, 1927.