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Afanasyevna Kornilova (Russian: Зоя Афанасьевна Корнилова; 22 May 1939 – 5
March 2025) was a
Russian politician who
served as a
member of the State...
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Kornilov (Russian: Корни́лов) and
Kornilova (feminine; Корни́лова) is a
common Russian surname derived from the
baptismal name
Kornil (Latin: Cornelius)...
- one to
include the last
original member, had been
replaced by
Elizaveta Kornilova,
Marianna Kochurova and
Irina Titova. With
Lizorkina at the time, the...
- of the Comintern. In 1942, he
married divorced lawyer Feodora (Fenia)
Kornilova, a
woman of
Yakut origin. He
returned to Debrecen, Hungary, on 30 January...
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aburatoensis Tanai, 1951 †****us
alnitifolia Hollick †****us
altaensis Kornilova & Rajushkina, 1979 †****us
ambigua (M****alongo) M****alongo, 1853 †****us...
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Taisia Anatolievna Kornilova (Russian: Таисия Анатольевна Корнилова) is a People's
Artist of Russia,
circus performer,
elephant trainer, screenwriter...
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Center Oral
History Project (Interview).
Interviewed by Johnson, Sandra.
Kornilova, L. N.; Naumov, I. A.; Glukhikh, D. O.; Ekimovskiy, G. A.; Pavlova, A...
- Иванова)
Yevgenia Polikarpova (2016-2017;Russian: Евгения Поликарпова) Anna
Kornilova (2016-2017;Russian: Анна Корнилова)
Anastasia Kreskina (2016-2017;Russian:...
- (Atlético Marte, Palencia,
national team),
complications from a stroke. Zoya
Kornilova, 85,
Russian politician, MP (1995–1999).
Bruno Pizzul, 86,
Italian footballer...
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Vsevolod Yashkin –
Andrey Nikitin Alla
Podchufarova –
Baburkina Anna
Kornilova –
Alisa Ekaterina Kudinskaya –
Ekaterina Moiseeva Darina Faldeeva – Komarov's...
