Yuri Abyzov (1921-2006) – writer, translator, bibliographer, specialist in literature, leading specialist in the history of Russian culture in the Baltic States. Yuri Abazov was the founder and for many years Chair of  Latvian Association of Russian Culture. >>

Natalia Abola (1953) – TV presenter, producer, TV journalist, owner of the company TV ALTER A, deputy of the Riga City Council. >>

Vladimir Abryutin (1872-1944) – a lecturer of the Russian Institute of University Knowledge in Riga. >>

Maria Abryutina (1885-1945) – owner of private gymnasium from 1909 to 1918 and private Russian primary school in Riga from 1922 to 1934. >>

Olga Adamova (1919-2000) –  ballet dancer and teacher. >>

Mikhail Afanasyev (1884-1941) – a major general (1919) of  White Army.   Executed  by NKVD in 1941. 
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Agafangel (1854-1928) – Orthodox Bishop of Riga and Mitava from 1897, Arch-Bishop of Riga and Mitau from 1904 to 1910. >>

Schiarchimandrite Agafangel (secular name Georgy Savchenko; 1927-2019) – confessor of the Jekabpils Holy Spirit Monastery. >>

Maria Agapova (1865-1934) – graduate of Higher female courses, owner of a private gymnasium in Pskov, teacher in Riga. >>