Alexander Borovsky (1889 or 1892-1968) – famous piano player and theatre leader. >>

Alexander Boyarsky (1938-1980) – an actor of Riga Russian Drama Theatre (1964-1980), half-brother of the famous Russian actor Mikhail Boyarsky. >>

Yuri Browne (George Browne; 1698-1792) – a Count, commander and Governor-General of Riga from 1762, from 1882 to 1792 the Baltic Governor-General. >>

Eurgenia Brugane (1903-1985) – the famous Latvian harp player and teacher. >>

Theodor (Fyodor) Buchgoltz (1872-1924) – professor of Riga Polytechnic Institute, Dean of the Agricultural Department. >>

Ivan Bugayenkov (1938) as a member of the all-Union volleyball team of the USSR became a double Olympic champion (1964, 1968). >>

Nadezhda Bukovsky (1908-1995) – lawyer. >>

Lev Bukovsky (1910-1984) – one of the most famous Latvian sculptors of the Soviet period. >>

Vladimir Bukovsky (1867-1937) – professor, participant of the development of the Articles of Association of Civil law, adopted in 1937. >>

Vladimir Bulanov (1959) – civil aviation pilot, veteran of aeromodelling in Latvia, prize-winner laureate of aeromodelling contests. >>