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Kouzma Minine (en russe : Кузьма́ Ми́нин ; ?-1616) est un boucher russe, échevin de Nijni Novgorod, qui souleva Moscou contre les Polonais et favorisa l'avènement des Romanov. Il est en statue sur la place Rouge de Moscou, aux côtés du prince Dmitri Pojarski. Le peintre Constantin Makovski lui a consacré un tableau sous le nom L'Appel de Minine (1896).
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