Nizhny Novgorod
Nizhny Novgorod is a large city on the Volga River in western Russia. It's known for its 16th-century Kremlin, ringed by 13 fortified towers, including the Dmitrovskaya Tower. Within the Kremlin's walls is the green-spired Cathedral of the Archangel Michael, rebuilt in the 17th century. Nizhny Novgorod State Art Museum, housed in a grand building, exhibits Russian and European paintings and a collection of icons.
People born in Nizhny Novgorod (First 49 people) - Page 1
Arkady Chernyshev
Soccer player
Viktor Konovalenko
Soviet ice hockey player
Alexei Ivanov
Russian writer
Grigory Ginzburg
Pianist
Igor Egorov
Russian football player
Natalya Surkova
Actress
Ivan Kulibin
Russian mechanic
Natalya Lukeicheva
Actress
Natalya Pavlenkova
Movie actress
Yevgeni Menshov
Russian-Soviet actor
Pyotr Nesterov
Russian aircraft pilot
Pavel Lednyov
Soviet modern pentathlete
Alexander Ulyanov
Russian revolutionary
Anna Ilichina Ulianova
Soviet Politician ‧ Vladimir Lenin's sister
Mikhail Rabinovich
Russian physicist
Boris Fedorovich Lomov
Psychologist
Arkady Pikovsky
Author
Yulia Tolmatskaya
Mikhail Varnakov
Ice hockey player
Artyom Alyayev
Ice hockey defenceman
Vasili IV of Russia
Tsar of Russia
Fyodor Bogorodsky
Artist
Natalya Sadova
Olympic athlete
Andrei Fajt
Soviet film actor
Nikolai Khokhlov
Daria Kachanova
Russian olympic athlete
Viktor Bushuev
Weightlifter
Mikhail Kostyukov
Russian football player
Igor Rudenkov
Russian ice hockey player
Denis Kornilov
Russian ski jumper
Serhii Plokhii
Ukrainian historian
Svetlana Smolina
Russian pianist
Mikhail Vilkov
Russian association football referee
Valeri Popovitch
Football forward
Mstislav Mstislavich
Prince
Nikolai DmitrievOrenburgsky
Russian painter
Tatyana Kuznetsova
Movie actress
Kirill Kobrin
Author
Denis Voronenkov
Politician
Arseniy Gonchukov
Film producer
Evgeniya Nokhrina
Actor
Evgeny Baburin
Russian professional basketball player
Pavel Torgayev
Aleksey Demidov
Actor
Aleksandr Ulyanov
Russian revolutionary ‧ Vladimir Lenin's brother
Irina Mejoueva
Russian pianist
Pavel Karelin
Russian ski jumper