- feminine) is a
Russian surname.
Yermolayev is
derived from the
given name
Yermolay (or Ermolai, Ermolay, Yermolai; Russian: Ермолай),
which was from the Gr****...
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Yermolay Yermolayevich Gamper (Russian: Ермолай Ермолаевич Гампер; German:
Hermann Christoph Gamper; 1750 – 13
December 1814) was a
Russian major general...
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dying girl. It is told from his
perspective rather than the narrator's.
Yermolay is with the
narrator again. The
story consists of them
meeting a landowner...
- Hermogenes, or
Germogen (Russian: Гермоге́н) (secular name
Yermolay) (before 1530 – 17
February 1612) was the
Patriarch of
Moscow and all
Russia from 1606...
- Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg Ivan
Fullon Vasily Gabashvili Apollon Galafeyev Yermolay Gamper Ivan
Ganetsky Ivan
Gannibal Charles Gascoigne Gavriil Gagarin George...
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Russian masculine surname originating from the
Russian masculine given name
Yermolay; its
feminine counterpart is
Yermolina or Ermolina. The
surname may refer...
- (born 1971),
Italian designer Patrick Gamper (born 1997),
Austrian cyclist Yermolay Gamper (1750–1814),
Russian military commander This page
lists people with...
- ("Motley"),
Prince of Starodub, the
Muscovite general.
Aleksandr Gorbatov as
Yermolay,
Prince of Ust-Vym, Mikhail's father.
Valentin Tszin as Asyka, a Khakan...
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Russian masculine surname originating from the
Russian masculine given name
Yermolay; its
feminine counterpart is
Yermolyeva or Ermolyeva. The
surname may refer...
- 23
January 1589 June 1605
Ignatius 30 June 1605 May 1606 St.
Hermogenes Yermolay 3 June 1606 17
February 1612
Philaret Fyodor Nikitich Romanov 24 June 1619...
