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2344:"Folklore and Post-Folklore: Structure, Typology and Semiotics"
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Three successors of
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1959:(born 1987), Bulgarian-American entrepreneur and billionaire
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General
Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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1940:(1882 – 1960), Bulgarian painter, draughtsman and teacher
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Supreme Soviet of the
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
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becoming one of the most frequently-given
Russian names.
2340:Фольклор и постфольклор: структура, типология, семиотика
2032:, retired ice hockey player who played in the
1934:(1846–1920), Russian painter, art collector, and teacher
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leader and diplomat, one of the principal commanders of
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of St. Petersburg and Ladoga between 1912 and 1915, and
1815:(1893–1930), Soviet poet, playwright, artist, and actor
1772:(born 1944), Russian politician and former governor of
1595:(born 1979), Bulgarian actor, producer and photographer
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The earliest known record of this name was the name of
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This page or section lists people that share the same
1885:, Canadian clinical neuroscientist and researcher
1536:(1938–1980), Soviet singer-songwriter, poet, and actor
914:(born 1942), Slovak politician who served as the
2020:(born 1979), Ukrainian-American producer and wrestler
1182:(1894–1915), Russian Second Lieutenant of World War I
1903:, Russian statesman, scientist and entrepreneur
1364:(born 1961), Russian politician and police officer,
1821:(1939-2021), Soviet and Russian actor and filmmaker
1735:(1886/1887–1938), Bessarabian and Soviet politician
1909:(1863 – 1945), Russian mineralogist and geochemist
1588:Union of Theatre Workers of the Russian Federation
878:(1853–1943), Russian politician who served as the
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761:, prince of Kiev; also ruled in Rostov and Suzdal
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1633:National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine
1555:(born 1969), American journalist and TV host at
958:(born 1951), Czech politician who served as the
476:The Slavic name survives in two traditions, the
2014:(born 1967), Russian-American ice hockey player
2002:(born 1999), Canadian-Dominican baseball player
1627:(born 1939), Ukrainian politician, Head of the
1542:(born 1954), Bulgarian composer and horn player
840:Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate)
2312:Greenwood Press. 1977. Cracow 1996, pp. 77–79.
2260:"К истории восточнославянского имени Владимир"
1928:(1886–1954), Croatian painter and photographer
1662:Annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation
1839:(born 1947), Swedish author and film director
1978:(born 1984), Curaçaoan-Dutch baseball player
1574:(born 1963), Russian actor and film director
1439:and the first human to die in a space flight
1054:Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War
898:Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
644:. The Germanic name is reflected in Latvian
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2238:Etymological Dictionary of Russian Language
1176:(1863-1940), Serbian general of World War I
730:Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich of Russia
617:of the name are Volodya (and variants with
348:, so the name came to be spelled Владимир.
344:(universe, world): both are now spelled as
125:: Владимир, Влади́мир, Владиміръ, Владимѣръ
1268:(VDV), one of the principal commanders of
865:(1932-1994), Soviet Ukrainian politician,
736:Vladimir Kirillovich, Grand Duke of Russia
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1851:(born 1955), Russian writer and dramatist
669:(Βλαδίμηρος). The name is most common in
2128:(born 1977), Bulgarian volleyball player
2110:(born 1971), Bulgarian chess grandmaster
2057:Vladimir Orlando Cardoso de Araújo Filho
1729:(1916–2004), Soviet judge and politician
1714:from December 18, 2007, to March 3, 2009
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2323:К вопросу о дате основания г. Владимира
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2083:(born 2004), Russian Paralympic swimmer
1747:, Russian politician, Governor of
1629:Council for Foreign and Security Policy
1451:(1941–2018), Ukrainian Soviet cosmonaut
1083:(born 1949), Commander-in-Chief of the
1017:(1892 – 1990) Bulgarian general in the
1004:(1868 – 1945) Bulgarian general in the
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400:The name Vladimir also gave rise to an
283:, the name is composed of Slavic владь
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2104:(born 1991), Russian ice hockey player
2089:, Serbian professional footballer
2026:(born 1975), Russian chess grandmaster
1996:(born 1975), Dominican baseball player
1953:(born 1961), Russian business oligarch
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2227:
2166:All pages with titles beginning with
1803:(1910–1966), Romanian poet and editor
1660:, one of the principal commanders of
1445:(born 1942), retired Soviet cosmonaut
1419:(born 1962), Russian former cosmonaut
1130:, one of the principal commanders of
1117:, one of the principal commanders of
1087:, one of the principal commanders of
771:, one of the principal commanders of
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2053:(1935–2020), Soviet basketball coach
1990:, Bulgarian freestyle wrestler
1972:(born 1984), Bulgarian racing driver
1469:(born 1946), former Soviet cosmonaut
1413:(born 1935), former Soviet cosmonaut
1374:Russian Minister of Internal Affairs
1264:, who was Commander-in-Chief of the
1247:(1853–1905), Russian captain of the
1139:(1834-1877), Russian general of the
1074:(1853-1905), Russian captain of the
967:(born 1949), Russian politician and
960:prime minister of the Czech Republic
892:(1870–1924), Russian revolutionary,
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773:Lithuanian–Muscovite War (1368–1372)
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1741:, Croatian politician and economist
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950:Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
924:(born 1961), Prime Minister of the
799:and Kolomna between 1898 and 1912,
24:
2151:Vladimír Hrinčár, co-developer of
2065:(born 1977), Moldovan weightlifter
2047:(born 1975), Cuban baseball player
1878:Emperor Nicholas II of Russia
675:Slavic speakers of Greek Macedonia
595:Uladzimier (Uładzimier, Уладзімер)
550:(Владимиръ) (likely pronounced as
25:
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2445:Montenegrin masculine given names
2353:
2310:The making of the Russian nation.
2122:(born 1987), Bulgarian footballer
2059:(born 1989), Brazilian footballer
1897:(born 1945), Russian geophysicist
1706:(born 1956), Ukrainian diplomat,
1113:(1895–1965), Romanian general in
2440:Macedonian masculine given names
2410:Belarusian masculine given names
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2116:(born 1987), Bulgarian biathlete
1809:(born 1969), American journalist
1637:National Space Agency of Ukraine
1329:Second Battle of Donetsk Airport
1106:Insurgency in the North Caucasus
1097:Insurgency in the North Caucasus
969:Head of the Republic of Dagestan
823:Patriarch of Moscow and all Rus'
805:Metropolitan of Kiev and Gallich
591:Uladzimir (Uładzimir, Уладзімір)
546:"-olo-" of Old East Slavic form
2470:Ukrainian masculine given names
2420:Bulgarian masculine given names
2288:. Moscow: Indrik. p. 904.
2077:(1937–2020), Russian footballer
2071:(1945–2020), Russian footballer
2041:(born 1998), Mexican footballer
1790:(born 1955), Russian politician
615:shortened and endeared versions
430:Christianization of Kievan Rus'
267:form of the name is Володимѣръ
250:
240:) is a masculine given name of
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2450:Romanian masculine given names
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1518:, Russian-German pianist
847:Presidents and prime ministers
291:"great", "famous" (related to
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2465:Slovene masculine given names
2455:Serbian masculine given names
2415:Bosnian masculine given names
2405:Russian masculine given names
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2095:(born 1976) Ukrainian former
2063:Vladimir Popov (weightlifter)
1984:(born 1992), Czech footballer
1891:(1869–1945), Russian botanist
1861:
1500:(born 1952), Russian musician
1481:(1952–2002), Soviet cosmonaut
1463:(1927–2021), Soviet cosmonaut
1425:(born 1942), former cosmonaut
1404:
1280:, the leading perpetrator of
1141:Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
810:Vladimir Gundyayev, known as
574:Historical diminutive forms:
495:The Old Church Slavonic form
2460:Slovak masculine given names
2400:Slavic masculine given names
2258:Senderovich, Savely (2007).
2008:(born 1976), Ukrainian boxer
1963:
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1307:Eastern Front (World War II)
1231:Battle for the Donbas (1919)
1156:Battle for the Donbas (1919)
377:Christianization of Bulgaria
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1722:Democratic Party of Moldova
1708:Minister of Foreign Affairs
1381:, Russian former
1215:People's Deputy of the USSR
1211:Doctor of Military Sciences
1169:Ukrainian People's Republic
1160:Latvian War of Independence
1067:War in Abkhazia (1992-1993)
791:(1848–1918), bishop of the
564:(Володимир), borrowed into
471:
432:in 988 during the reign of
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1919:
1857:(1875-1909), Croatian poet
1845:(1898–1965) Ukrainian poet
1833:(1876-1949), Croatian poet
1691:, economist, associate of
1631:, former secretary of the
1370:Moscow Police Commissioner
1274:First Nagorno-Karabakh War
1199:Chief of the General Staff
916:prime minister of Slovakia
853:Vladimer "Lado" Gurgenidze
842:(UOC-MP) from 1992 to 2014
812:Patriarch Kirill of Moscow
693:
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2180:Waldemar (disambiguation)
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1765:Prime Minister of Ukraine
1341:Eastern Ukraine offensive
1038:Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko
926:Donetsk People's Republic
857:Prime Minister of Georgia
838:(1935–2014), head of the
636:, is sometimes traced to
371:(died 893), ruler of the
329:"peace" or міръ "world".
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32:Vladimir (disambiguation)
1050:Ukraine Offensive (1919)
1032:Hero of the Soviet Union
744:, (990–1016), prince of
715:, (958–1015), prince of
445:Vladimir III Mstislavich
379:and the introduction of
2321:С. В. Шевченко (ред.).
1564:, Russian actor of the
1522:Vladimir Presnyakov Jr.
1266:Russian Airborne Troops
1111:Vladimir Constantinescu
1040:(1883–1938), Ukrainian
952: from 1972 to 1989
831:Russian Orthodox Church
793:Russian Orthodox Church
767:(1353–1410), prince of
480:one using the vocalism
461:Russian Orthodox Church
351:Its Germanic relative,
1293:Vladimir Triandafillov
1132:Invasion of Yugoslavia
1119:Battle of the Caucasus
946:Volodymyr Shcherbytsky
797:Metropolitan of Moscow
789:Vladimir Bogoyavlensky
604:, the name is spelled
499:(Владимир) is used in
451:(1187–1239). The town
449:Vladimir IV Rurikovich
373:First Bulgarian Empire
2430:Masculine given names
2147:Eurasia Daily Monitor
2012:Vladimir Konstantinov
2000:Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
1783:Ural Federal District
1754:Volodymyr Vynnychenko
1654:Vladimir Konstantinov
1635:, former Head of the
1366:General of the police
1347:Intelligence officers
1256:(born 1957), retired
1227:Vladimir May-Mayevsky
1085:Russian Ground Forces
934:(born 1952), current
807:between 1915 and 1918
673:especially among the
638:Valdemar I of Denmark
66:[vlɐˈdʲimʲɪr]
2308:Henryk Paszkiewicz.
2284:Litvina, A. (2006).
2143:Jamestown Foundation
2034:Soviet Hockey League
1970:Vladimir Arabadzhiev
1913:Vladimir K. Zworykin
1770:Vladimir A. Yakovlev
1516:Vladimir de Pachmann
1423:Vladimir Dzhanibekov
1395:Vladimir Semichastny
1362:Vladimir Kolokoltsev
1337:Battle of Volnovakha
1287:Vladimir Sukhomlinov
1282:Alkhan-Yurt massacre
1262:Russian Armed Forces
1221:Vladimir Marushevsky
1137:Vladimir Dobrovolsky
1063:Republic of Abkhazia
989:President of Ukraine
979:president of Moldova
977:(born 1941), former
869:and Chairman of the
751:Vladimir II Monomakh
700:Vladimir of Bulgaria
689:People with the name
642:Vladimir II Monomakh
589:the name is spelled
488:one in the vocalism
441:Vladimir II Monomakh
385:dynastic predecessor
246:Vladimir of Bulgaria
133:Wladimir, Vladimer,
119:Alternative spelling
30:For other uses, see
2145: and its
2093:Volodymyr Sydorenko
1901:Vladimir Kovalevsky
1889:Vladimir L. Komarov
1813:Vladimir Mayakovsky
1745:Vladimir Vladimirov
1718:Vladimir Plahotniuc
1698:Vladimir D. Nabokov
1648:Vladimir Kara-Murza
1547:Actors and TV hosts
1510:Vladimir A. Komarov
1443:Vladimir Kovalyonok
1389:Vladimir Pozner Sr.
1207:General of the Army
1203:Soviet Armed Forces
1165:Volodymyr Kedrowsky
1128:Royal Yugoslav Army
1028:Kingdom of Bulgaria
985:Volodymyr Zelenskyy
936:president of Russia
628:The Germanic form,
619:diminutive suffixes
478:Old Church Slavonic
381:Old Church Slavonic
273:Old Church Slavonic
76:[ʋlǎdimiːr]
39:
2102:Vladimir Tarasenko
2097:professional boxer
2087:Vladimir Stojković
2069:Vladimir Proskurin
2039:Vladimir Moragrega
2030:Vladimir Lutchenko
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