Yuli Anshelevich (1931–2004) – a clinical doctor, Hab. doctor of medicine, a professor, an academician of the Latvian Academy of Sciences. >>

Maximilian Antimirov (1937–2005) – Habilitated Doctor of Mathematics, professor of Riga Technical University. >>

Yelena Antimonova (1945–2002) – an outstanding graphic artist and water-colour painter. >>

Guriy Antipov (1935–1999) – a soloist of the Latvian National Opera, a professor of Latvian Musical Academy. >>

Nikolay Antipov (1904 – after 1949) – an assistant chartered lawyer, a public figure. >>

Vladimir Antipov (1862–1925) – a major general of Russian imperial army, under the Provisional Government was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general. >>

Vladimir Antipov (1910–1986) – an archpriest, the dean of the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Zilupe.  The rural dean of the Rezekne District. >>

Alexander Antonenko (1975) – an opera singer (tenor). >>

Sergey Antonov (1884–1956) – an architect, an artist, a decorator, a teacher. >>

Oleg Antropov (1947–2023) – a member of the USSR volleyball team and Olympic champion (1968, Mexico). >>