Yuri Abyzov (1921–2006) – a writer, a translator, a bibliographer, a specialist in literature, the leading specialist in the history of Russian culture in the Baltics. Yuri Abyzov was the founder and a long-time chairman of the Latvian Association of Russian Culture. >>

Natalia Abola (1953) – a TV presenter, a producer, a TV journalist, an owner of the company TV ALTER A. >>

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

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

Olga Adamova (1919–2000) – a ballet dancer and a 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 Mitau from 1897, Arch-Bishop of Riga and Mitau from 1904 to 1910. >>

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

Maria Agapova (1865–1934) – a graduate of Higher Women's Courses, the owner of a private gymnasium in Pskov, a teacher in Riga. >>