Tula, Russia
Tula is a city in western Russia. It's home to the Tula Kremlin, a 16th-century stone fortress encompassing towers, cathedrals and a 19th-century shopping arcade. The Tula State Museum of Weapons has a vast collection of guns and army memorabilia. The Samovar Museum explores the history of the ornate tea urn, a Tula specialty. To the southwest is Yasnaya Polyana, a museum in the former home of writer Leo Tolstoy. ― Google
People born in Tula (First 49 people) - Page 2
Yevgeny Tolstikov
Soviet explorer
Sergei Mikhailovich Golitsyn
Writer
Karl Maximovich
Russian botanist
Vasiliy Gryazev
Vladimir Zametalin
Film producer
Sergei Kopylov
Cyclist
Elena Savelyeva
Russian boxer
Yury Afonin
Member of the State Duma
Sergey Semenov
Olympic athlete
Maxim Mironov
Opera singer
Dmitri Shilov
Russian football player
Irina Rodina
Russian judo practitioner
Nikolay Obolskiy
Russian football player
Dmitri Anatolyevich Davydov
Russian football player
Ivan Semjonovič Dorohov
Military officer
Lev Zaykov
Russian politician
Nikita Demidov
Industrialist
Alexander Getmanski
Pyotr Burgasov
Russian-Soviet physician
Sergei Gavrilov
Member of the State Duma
Sergei Sivko
Boxer
Sergey Aleksandrovitsj Zagrebnev
Russian actor
Sergey Krylov
Russian singer
Dmitri Otstavnov
Russian football player
Stanislav Shmelyov
Russian film actor
Vasily Tolstikov
Soviet diplomat
Vikenty Veresaev
Writer
Vladimir Solntsev
President of S. P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia
Yevgeniya Osipova
Russian actor
Vladimir Afromeev
Businessman
Alexander Nikolaevich Sinitsyn
Evgeniya Romanyuta
Russian cyclist
to the last limit igor kantyukov
Double bassist
Alexandre Schwartz
Teacher
Igor Chernyshov
Russian former football player
Valentin Mishatkin
Movie actor
Evgeniy Fjodorovitsj Volkov
Pavel Pavlovich Poluboyarov
Nikolay Alekseevitsj Vasin
Olga Glagoleva
Canadian-Russian-Soviet scientist
Vladimir Aleksandrovitsj Orechov
Boris Bulat
Alexandra Obolentseva
Russian chess player
Vladimir Syomin
Russian photographer
Andrey Aleksandrovich Tyunyayev
Russian-Soviet author
Ekaterina Rabaya
Olympic athlete
Konstantin Skvortsov
Russian-Soviet writer
