Chișinau
Chișinău is the capital of Eastern Europe's Republic of Moldova. Amid blocks of Soviet-style architecture are landmarks including the neoclassical Nativity Cathedral. The dome-topped church anchors Chișinău's Cathedral Park, a plaza with a Triumphal Arch celebrating Russia's 19th-century victory over the Ottoman Empire. Stephen the Great Central Park is named for a Moldovan prince who resisted Ottoman rule. ― Google
People born in Chi Inau (First 49 people) - Page 6
Oleksandr Melamud
Author
Ion Cărăruș
Moldovan footballer
Alexandra Conunova
Musical artist
Alexander Cozbinov
Moldovan tennis player
Alexei Savinov
Moldovan football player
Roman Borvanov
Tennis player
Alexander Oleshko
Russian theater actor
Anatole Jakovsky
French art critic
Cristian Efros
Moldovan football manager
Maxim Potîrniche
Footballer
Ianoș Brînză
Moldovan football player
Mihai Plătică
Moldovan footballer
Alevtina Tukan
Actor
Sergey Spivak
Moldovan mixed martial artist
Misha Suslov
Cinematographer
Andrei Moțoc
Football player
Sam Zemurray
American businessman
Jeff Gitelman
Record producer
Ecaterina Ladin
Actor
Andreea Bostanica
YouTuber
Andrey Tutyshkin
Actor
Nathaniel Kleitman
American physiologist
Alexandru Bejan
Moldovan footballer
Galina Ivanova
Actress
Oleg Reidman
Member of Parliament of Moldova
Ecaterina Tugulea
Actress
Yuri Cherednik
Russian former volleyball player
Dan Olaru
Olympic athlete
Yevhen Holitsynsky
Vadim Olshevsky
American-Soviet mathematician
Lazar Reznikov
Philosopher
Iaroslav Mușinschi
Moldovan runner
Victor Buga
Footballer
Vadim Boreț
Football manager
Cristian Ignat
Footballer
Yakov Averbukh
Painter
Zwy Milshtein
Romanian-French painter
Maxim Focsa
Moldovan footballer
Vadim Vilsky
Actor
Aleksandr Loran
Russian teacher
Nikolay Lebedev
Russian film director
Vadim Rață
Moldovan football player
Octavian Armașu
Governor of the National Bank of Moldova
Svetlana Cebotari
Politician
Oleg Fistican
Moldovan association football manager
Alexandru Curtianu
Moldovan football coach
Igor Oprea
Former football player
