- (Russian: Писарев) is a
Russian masculine surname, its
feminine counterpart is
Pisareva. It may
refer to
Aleksander Pisarev (1803-1828),
Russian playwright Andrey...
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Mariya Pisareva (Russian: Мария Писарева; 19
April 1933 – 10
December 2023) was a
Soviet athlete who
competed mainly in the High Jump. She
trained at Zenit...
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Elena Vladimirovna Pisareva (Russian: Елена Владимировна Писарева; born 20
January 1967) is a
Russian politician serving as a
senator from
Novgorod Oblast...
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Khrushchev was born to
Nikita Khrushchev and his
first wife,
Yefrosinia Pisareva. He
graduated from high
school and
afterwards went to work in a factory...
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working conditions, and an end to the war. In 1914, he
married Yefrosinia Pisareva,
daughter of the lift
operator at the
Rutchenkovo mine. In 1915, they had...
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McDaniel United
States Thelma Hopkins Great
Britain none
awarded Mariya Pisareva Soviet
Union 1960 Rome
details Iolanda Balaș Romania Jarosława Jóźwiakowska...
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Nadzeya Pisarava (born July 5, 1988 in Kingisepp) is a
retired Belarusian biathlete. She
competed at the
Biathlon World Championships 2011,
where she won...
- Theo Öhlinger, 84,
Austrian constitutional scholar and educator.
Mariya Pisareva, 90,
Russian athlete,
Olympic silver medallist (1956).
James L. Robertson...
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Pisareva VP,
Pisarev AV,
Komar AA, ****en CU,
Pestova TV (December 2008). "Translation...
- Pisarev) with
composing the music. (The composer's mother's name is Kira
Pisareva and his father's name is
Boris Ginzburg. "V'yuga" was his
first major songwriting...
