Gutman (Gutmann) Georgy (1902 – after 1936) — legal professional.

Georgy Gutman was born on 30 December 1902 in Liepāja to the family of a teacher. His father’s name was Chaim, and his mother’s name was Rakhel Sheva (née Rathaus). In 1903, the family moved to Jelgava. From 1911, Gutman attended Jelgava Gymnasium. In 1915, he fled with his family as refugees to Tver, where he continued his education at the evacuated Pułtusk Gymnasium, graduating in 1918. He then began studying at the Moscow Higher Technical School.

In August 1921, he returned to Latvia. After completing his education at the V. Blum Secondary School, he studied law at the University of Latvia, graduating in 1927. Between 1925 and 1926, he worked in the office of attorney H. Dolgiy, and from 1927, in the office of attorney A. Libinson. From 1928 to 1929, Gutman served in the Latvian Army during his compulsory military service, assigned to the 7th Sigulda Infantry Regiment and the Military Court Administration.

On 11 September 1929, he became assistant to attorney A. Libinson in Riga. On 19 September 1934, he was removed from the list of legal assistants due to emigration to Palestine. He was known to be living in Tel Aviv as of 1936. His later life remains unknown.

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