Petersburg
Petersburg is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 32,420. The Bureau of Economic Analysis combines Petersburg with Dinwiddie County for statistical purposes. It is located on the Appomattox River.
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Michail Nikolaevitsj Plotkin
Konstantin Ivanovich Vorobyov
Aleksandr Ivanovitsj (mladsjiy leytenant) Volkov
Sergey Sergeevitsj Koedrjavtsev
Georgiĭ Alekseevich Menovshchikov
Semjon Nikitovitsj Kolesnikov
Vasyl Ivanovych Tkachenko
Abram Grigorievich Sverdlov
Vladimir Vasilev
Bulgarian literary critic
Vasiliy Alekseevitsj Gorin
Konstantin Vasilevitsj Kazatsjinskiy
Iosif Czeriapkin
Ilja Neofitovitsj Ponomarenko
Roedolf Moiseevitsj Sokolinskiy
Ivan Oestinovitsj Hromenkov
Boris Petrovich Ushchev
Andrey Vasilevitsj Tsjirkov
Fyodor Sergeyevich Dyachenko
Pavel Isakov
Ivan Banifatov
Nikolay Stepanovitsj Petrov
Fatyh Sharipov
Leonid Zacharovitsj Tsjoegoeevskiy
Grigory Armashev
Aleksey Vasilevitsj Tsarjov
Khamzya Bogdanov
Nikolay Dmitrievitsj (1909—1986) Antonov
Yuri Schmidt
Human rights lawyer
A. A. Fedorov
Russian botanist
N. S. Derzhavin
Russian-Soviet historian
Nicolaas Bidloo
Dutch physician
Princess Charlotte of Württemberg
Willem Mons
Anna Mons' brother
Antoni
S. Anichkov
Ivan Tolstoy
Russian television presenter
Vladimir Grigorevitsj Pavlov
Vasiliy Nikolaevitsj (Geroy Sovetskogo Sojuza) Jakovlev
Eduard Starkov
Russian-Soviet poet
Nikolai Velyaminov
Russian surgeon
Anna Petrovna
Peter III of Russia's daughter
Roman Romanovich Vreden
Russian-Soviet physician
Jean-François Thomas de Thomon
French architect
Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond
French architect
Anatoliy Andreyevich Anpilov
Soviet aircraft pilot
B. V. Ananʹich
Tatyana Malyshchitskaya
Film actor