Krasnokutskaya (née Kogan, formerly Bobrovaya) Sofia Semyonovna (July 16, 1899, Nagaevsk, Zaporizhzhia Region — ?) — homemaker.

In 1916, Sofia Krasnokutskaya completed eight grades of a Russian school in Nagaevsk. After her first marriage, she lived in the town of Osipenko. In 1926, she moved to Simferopol, and in 1929, her family relocated to Novo-Gireyevo near Moscow. During the wartime evacuation, she worked at the “Novy Put” kolkhoz in the Kyrgyz SSR. In 1945, she moved to Riga with her second husband and children.

Her parents, Semyon Kogan (1864–1904) and Maria (Levin) Kogan (1865–1920), were born and buried in Nagaevsk.

Her first husband, Izrail Bobrov (1889–1919), a tinsmith, was born and buried in Osipenko, Ukraine.

Her daughter from her first marriage, Hasya (Bobrova) Zoberman (b. 1918), married a native of Poland in 1945 and moved to her husband’s homeland. In the 1950s, she lived in Israel.

Her second husband, Mark Abramovich Krasnokutsky (1895–1948), a sausage maker, was buried in Riga.Her son from the second marriage, Semyon Markovich Krasnokutsky (b. 1926), lived in Riga.

In 1956, Sofia Krasnokutskaya received permission to emigrate to Israel to join her daughter.

Family:

Semyon Kogan (1864–1904) — father
Maria (Levin) Kogan (1865–1920) — mother
Izrail Bobrov (1889–1919) — first husband
Hasya (Bobrova) Zoberman (b. 1918) — daughter
Mark Abramovich Krasnokutsky (1895–1948) — second husband
Semyon Markovich Krasnokutsky (b. 1926) — son