anty the 紅乃壱 oni
Oni are a kind of yōkai, supernatural demon, devils, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads.
People born in Oni (First 49 people) - Page 66
Ravi Kumar Dahiya
Indian wrestler
Harel Levy
Israeli tennis player
Bernhard Schmidt
Optician
Risto Vasilevski
Author
Leo Komarov
Ice hockey centre
Valeri Karpin
Football manager
Ilmar Tammelo
Heljo Mand
Estonian children's writer
Vadim Demchog
Russian theater actor
Gunnar Kilgas
Actor
Marju Lauristin
Former Minister of Social Affairs of Estonia
Aleksey Shakhmatov
Historian
Maksim Gruznov
Football player
Kirill Nesterov
Russian football player
Heino Kaljuste
Choirmaster
Franz Malmsten
Estonian actor
Maksim Gussev
Estonian footballer
Nikita Andreev
Footballer
Kaarel Karm
Estonian-Soviet actor
Hugo Malmsten
Estonian actor
Jevgeni Novikov
Estonian footballer
Raimund Kull
Estonian conductor
Natalia Salmela
Alexander Jegorowitsch von Wrangell
Jurist
Paul Keres
Estonian chess grandmaster
Ervin Abel
Estonian actor
Vlasiy Sinyavskiy
Estonian football player
Aleksander Promet
Estonian painter
Artur Rinne
Estonian singer
Bruno Saul
Estonian-Soviet politician
Henn Saari
Linguist
Karl Robert Pusta
Estonian Politician
Mare Taagepera
P. V. Shumakher
Poet
Paul Felix Schmidt
Chess player
Ortvin Sarapu
Chess player
Johann-Peter Friedrich Busch
Mikhail Gorelik
Production designer
Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz
Polish architect
Anna Kajalina
Volleyball player
Oleg Pissarenko
Composer
Aleksey Zavizon
Russian-Soviet military personnel
Alexander Ritter
German composer
M. S. Maslov
Physician
Nikolai Stepulov
Estonian boxer
Georgi Tunjov
Estonian football player
Svetlana Kauzonienė
Politician
