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List of Russians

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This is a list of people associated with Imperial Russia, the Soviet Union, and Russia of today. For a long time Russia was a multinational country, and many people of different nationalities contributed to its culture, to its glory, and to its sorrow. They may be Georgians, Jews, Poles, Moors, Udege, Tatars, Belarusians, Germans,... Sometimes we don't know their exact ancestry. Sometimes their formal nationality was written down at random or for political or other reasons. They may have emigratedd or immigratedd, and thus may appear in other "Lists of...", but nevertheless their names are linked to the words "Russia", "Russian", whether with pride, with shame, or with pain.

Table of contents
1 Art
2 Cosmonauts
3 Explorers
4 Inventors
5 Humanities and Social sciences
6 Scientists and Mathematicians
7 Statesmen and military
8 Sports
9 Criminals
10 Other
11 Former Soviet Union
12 Related articles

Art

Artists

Authors

See also
Russian literature and List of Russian authors.

A-E

G-R

S-Z

Musicians and Composers

A-O

P-Z

Performing Arts

Poets

(who wrote much of their poetry in the Russian language, see List of Russian language poets)


Cosmonauts

A-N

P-Z

Explorers

Inventors

A-S

T-Z

Humanities and Social sciences

Scientists and Mathematicians

A-K

L-P

S-Z

Statesmen and military

Before 1917

Royal

See also Tsar for complete list of old Russian rulers
A-F
I-Z

Politicians and diplomats

After 1917

Heads of state

Revolution, politics and state figures

See List of socialists: Bolsheviks, Mensheviks, Communists.
See White Russians for opponents of Bolsheviks.
A-L
M-Z

Military

See also List of people associated with World War II: Soviet Union.
See also List of Marshals of the Soviet Union.

A-N

P-Z

Sports

Chess

Ice hockey

Other

Criminals

Other

Former Soviet Union

During the times of the Soviet Union nationals of other constituent republics were traditionally known as "Russians" in the West. Some of them were even known under Russian or Russified names. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union many nations (rightfully) chose to "regain" their nationality in the eyes of the world. Therefore some names may be missing from the list above and you may wish to look into the following lists.

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