Skutelskaya Malka Berkovna (1912, Riga) — participant in revolutionary activities.

Malka Skutelskaya worked as a private seamstress in Riga. From 1929, she took part in the revolutionary movement, distributing illegal literature and organising street demonstrations. She was arrested multiple times. In 1936, she was sentenced for revolutionary activity to four years of hard labour. In 1939, she was released under amnesty. After leaving prison, she continued her underground activities.

From 1941 to 1944, she was evacuated to Bashkiria. Upon returning to Riga, she worked at the “Elektra” factory.