List of people from Krasnoyarsk

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This is a list of notable people who were born or have lived in Krasnoyarsk , Russia.

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Vasily Surikov
(1848-1916) Surikov-Selfportrait2.jpg
Vasily Surikov
(1848–1916)
Yevgeniy Abalakov
(1907-1948) EvgeniyAbalakov.jpg
Yevgeniy Abalakov
(1907–1948)
Viktor Astafyev
(1924-2001) Viktor Astafyev Abkhazia stamp.jpg
Viktor Astafyev
(1924–2001)
Yuz Aleshkovsky
(born 1929) YuzAleshkovsky.jpg
Yuz Aleshkovsky
(born 1929)
Oleg Romantsev
(born 1954) OIRomantsev.jpg
Oleg Romantsev
(born 1954)
Dmitri Hvorostovsky
(1962-2017) Dmitri Aleksandrovich Hvorostovsky in Vitebsk.jpg
Dmitri Hvorostovsky
(1962-2017)
Andrey Vorobyov
(born 1970) Gubernator Moskovskoi oblasti11.JPG
Andrey Vorobyov
(born 1970)
Olga Rocheva
(born 1978) ROTCHEVA Olga Tour de Ski 2010.jpg
Olga Rocheva
(born 1978)
Helene Fischer
(born 1984) Helene-Fischer-Goettingen.jpg
Helene Fischer
(born 1984)
Alexander Semin
(born 1984) Alexander Semin 2013-02-01 151 Wikipedia.jpg
Alexander Semin
(born 1984)
Elena Suslova
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Elena Suslova
(born 1984)
Dmitry Rigin
(born 1985) Dmitry RIgin 2014 European Championships FMS-EQ t201041.jpg
Dmitry Rigin
(born 1985)
Natalia Myasoyedova
(born 1987) Natalia Myasoedova 9.jpg
Natalia Myasoyedova
(born 1987)
Nikolay Olyunin
(born 1991) Nikolay Olyunin 24 February 2014.jpeg
Nikolay Olyunin
(born 1991)

Born in Krasnoyarsk

19th century

1801–1900

20th century

1901–1930

1931–1950

1951–1960

1961–1970

1971–1980

1981–1985

1986–1990

1991–2000

2000-2010

20th century

2001-2010

Lived in Krasnoyarsk

See also

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References

  1. Galina Yenyukhina in Sports-Reference