Pukin Abram Davidovich (born 22 March 1904, Sharkovshchina District, Molodechno Region — ?, ?) — factory worker.

After completing three years of primary school, from 1918 to 1929 Abram Pukin worked as a laborer in a forestry enterprise in Grodno Region (Poland). From 1929 to 1932 he was employed in agricultural work for the owners “Vaton” in Cabannes, France. In 1932–1941 he worked on the “Letor” farm in southern France, and in 1941–1946 he was a worker on the “Pont” farm in Trieste, France.

After returning to his homeland, in 1946–1947 he worked at the Grodno Tobacco Fermentation Plant. In 1947–1949 he was a worker at the Riga Wagon Factory, in 1949–1953 at the Riga Electrotechnical Plant, in 1953–1955 at the Repair and Construction Office of Kirov District, Riga. From 1955 to 1957 he worked in the “Liesma” artel and later the “Kvēle” artel, and from 1957 to 1965 he was a worker at the “Kvēle” factory.

Since 1955 he was married to Nekha-Leya Simkhovna Pukina. Their sons are Yakov Abramovich Pukin (born 12 April 1958, place unknown) and David Abramovich Pukin (born 1959, place unknown).

His parents, David Davidovich Pukin (1876, Poland — 1941, Poland) and Laika Gershevna Pukina (née Estrin) (1881, Poland — 1941, village of Beldyuga, Sharkovshchina District, Molodechno Region), were shot by the Germans. His sister, Fruma Davidovna Pukina (1900, Poland — 1941, Molodechno Region), was also shot by the Nazi.

His brothers were: Lipa Davidovich Pukin (1908, Molodechno Region — 1941, Molodechno Region), shot by the Nazi; Bork Davidovich Pukin (1900, Poland — 1941, Molodechno Region), shot by the Nazi; and Ruva Davidovich Pukin (1909, Molodechno Region — ?, ?), who left for Poland in 1957 and from there emigrated to Israel (Netania).