Tiraspol
Tiraspol is internationally recognised as the second largest city in Moldova, but is effectively the capital and administrative centre of the unrecognised Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. The city is located on the eastern bank of the Dniester River.
People born in Tiraspol (First 49 people) - Page 0
Mikhail Larionov
Russian painter
Artur Dalaloyan
Russian gymnast
Valeria Lukyanova
Ukrainian model
Vlad Stashevsky
Russian singer
Nikolay Zelinsky
Russian chemist
Ștefan Sicaci
Moldovan footballer
Alexandru Nicolschi
Romanian Politician
Larisa Eryomina
Actress
Kirill Shamshurin
Russian sprint canoeist
Stanislav Namașco
Moldovan football player
Sergey Stepanov
Moldovan musician
Valeriu Ciupercă
Moldovan-Russian football player
Anton Vasilʹevich Turkul
Russian military officer
Nataliya Rusnachenko
Handball player
Anton Ragoza
Musical artist
Dmitri Stajila
Football goalkeeper
Georgi Stamatov
Bulgarian writer
Gheorghe Pintilie
Alexander Kirnitsky
Musical artist
Igor Picușceac
Football coach
Michael Oratovsky
Serghei Pașcenco
Moldovan football player
Serhiy Kivalov
Former People's Deputy of Ukraine
Viktor Ivanovych Shyshkin
Soviet-Ukrainian politician
Vladimir Kolychev
Russian writer
Yury Avvakumov
Russian-Soviet architect
Victor Mudrac
Football player
Evgheni Hmaruc
Footballer
Yuri Avvakumov
Russian-Soviet architect
Vadim Cemîrtan
Football player
Vladimir Bochkovskiy
Military officer
Georgy Georgiyevich Chernienko
Military officer
Zoya Khrystych
Soviet-Ukrainian musician
Yuri Shumsky
Actor
Vladislav Grosul
Larisa Popova
Rower
Vadim Crîcimari
Moldovan footballer
Artiom Puntus
Moldovan footballer
Eugeniu Rebenja
Moldovan footballer
Alexandr Belousov
Moldovan footballer
Dmitri Mandrîcenco
Football player
Yefim Uchitel
Film director
Serhii Kivalov
Former People's Deputy of Ukraine
Stanislav Ivanov
Moldovan footballer
Viktor Shyshkin
Politician
Serghei Svinarenco
Moldovan footballer
Vadim Paireli
Moldovan footballer
