US
The U.S. is a country of 50 states covering a vast swath of North America, with Alaska in the northwest and Hawaii extending the nation’s presence into the Pacific Ocean. Major Atlantic Coast cities are New York, a global finance and culture center, and capital Washington, DC. Midwestern metropolis Chicago is known for influential architecture and on the west coast, Los Angeles' Hollywood is famed for filmmaking. ― Google
People died in Us (First 49 people) - Page 456
Grigoriĭ Dashevskiĭ
Poet
djelal ed-din korkmasov
Politician
Boris Balmont
Politician
ilya maizelis
Writer
Yakov Rokhlin
Stepan Morozov
Russian actor
Karl Levitin
Author
Voldemar Smilga
Physicist
Evgeny Kocheshkov
Stepan Zlobin
Writer
Yevgeny Umnov
Chess composer
Vasili Kovrigin
Actor
Liudmila Belavenets
Chess player
Victor Tsigal
Painter
Anna Sobeshchanskaya
Ballet dancer
Olena Katulska Singer
Opera singer
Jelena Stiepanowa Singer
Opera singer
Panteleimon Nortsov Singer
Singer
Hugo Rozenšteins
General
Komil Yormatov
Actor
Yuri Kholopov
Russian musicologist
Nikolay Strelnikov
Composer
Grigori Pluzhnik
Actor
Semenkov Vladimir
Russian military officer
Natalya Menchinskaya
Psychologist
Pavel Vasilyev
Actor
Aleksandr Deĭch
Theater critic
Noy Avaliani
Actor
Aleksandr Dontsov
Russian psychologist ‧ Darya Dontsova's husband
Alexander Makeev
Scientist
Dmitry Zernov
Aleksey Filomafitskiy
Physician
Alexey Vasilevich Martynov
Surgeon
Ivan Spizharny
Surgeon
Filip Filipović
Former Mayor of Belgrade
Nikolay Rushev
Painter
Armen Medvedev
Film producer
Nikolay Dementiev
Writer
Sergey Berezin
Russian-Soviet singer
Sergey Kushnerev
Film producer
pelagia of ryazan
Vladimir Braginsky
Russian physicist
Aleksey Kulakovsky
Poet
Nina Podgoretskaya
Ballet dancer ‧ Igor Moiseyev's wife
Viktor Prudnikov
Amiran Kvantrishvili
Playwright
Aleksandr Gorshkov
President of the Figure Skating Federation of Russia
