“Day of Russian Culture” in the village of Mikhalovo
Platon (Gorodetsky; 1803–1891) – an Archbishop of Riga and Jelgava (1848-1867). >>
Bishop Platon (Kulbush; 1869–1919) – a Managing Head of the Riga Eparchy in 1917–1918. >>
Nikolay Platov (1851–1915) – a merchant of the 2nd guild, long-term warden of the parish of the Riga Holy Trinity Church, chairman of the parish guardianship of the Holy Trinity Church. >>
Lilia Plesnietse (1948-2002) – a journalist. >>
Edmund Plevitsky (1878–?) – a dancer and ballet master. >>
Vladimir Pliss (1862–1927) – an archpriest. >>
Boris Plyukhanov (1911-1993) – an active member of the Russian student Orthodox Union (1928-1934), author of the book «The Russian Student Orthodox movement in Latvia and Estonia». YMCA Press, 1933. Lawer and publicist. >>
Ninel Podgornaya (1930-2015) – a specialist in Alexander Pushkin studies, collector, writer, researcher of the history of the Romanov dynasty. The creator of the museum "Pushkin and the Baltic" in Pushkin Lyceum in Riga. >>
Maria Podgurskaya (1924–1979) – an actress of Riga Russian Drama Theatre (1948–1979). >>
Georgy Podgursky (1919–1994) – a spiritual mentor of the Riga Old believer's community. >>