Krasnokutsky Semyon Markovich (July 16, 1926, Simferopol — ?, ?) — economic worker.

In 1940, Semyon Krasnokutsky completed eight grades of school in Moscow. In 1941, he was evacuated to Frunze. From 1942 to 1943, he worked at the “Novy Put” kolkhoz (Issyk-Kul District). From 1943, he served in the Soviet Army: as a driver in the 213th Rifle Regiment, later (from 1945) in the 234th Reserve Rifle Regiment, the 21st Motor Regiment, and the 59th Motor Regiment (2nd Ukrainian Front, stationed in Germany and Austria).

After demobilization in 1950, he moved to Riga. From 1951 to 1953, he worked as a mechanic at the “Sadarbs” Artel; from 1953 to 1961 — as a mechanic at “Rīgas Aditājs”; and from 1961 to about 1966 — as an adjuster at the Riga District Household Services Combine.

In 1958–59, he was married to Bella Samuilovna Katz (b. 1937, Daugavpils; emigrated to Israel in 1959). In 1959, he married to Maria Leonidovna Rakhlina.

Father — Mark Abramovich Krasnokutsky (1895, Cherkassy — 1948, Riga).

Mother — Sofya Semyonovna Krasnokutskaya (1899, Nagaevsk, Ukraine — ?, ?) emigrated to Israel (Haifa) in 1965.

Sister — Hasya Markovna Zoberman (1923, Nagaevsk, Ukraine — ?, ?) emigrated to Israel (Haifa) in 1944.