Rostov
Rostov is a town in western Russia, on the banks of the vast Lake Nero. It's known for the Rostov Kremlin, whose fortified towers date from the 17th century. The ornate, domed Cathedral of the Assumption stands within its walls. The Museum of the Frog Princess is dedicated to Russian fairy tales. To the southwest, the restored 14th-century Monastery of St. Jacob Saviour offers views of Lake Nero from its tower.
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Petr Ordynský
Dmitry Borisovich
Agha Ashurov
Former Minister of Postal Service and Telegraph of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic
Sabina Spielrein
Russian physician
Yevgeny Petrov
Soviet writer
Sergey Markov
General
Feofan Ilitsj Vasilev
Semyon Antonovich Volkov
Vladimir Bogoraz
Russian writer
Dimitry of Rostov
Saint
Abraham of Rostov
Saint
Ivan Udodov
Russian weightlifter
Agha Ashurov
Former Minister of Postal Service and Telegraph of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic
Froł Agafonow
Gerhard Pleiss
Military personnel
Demetrius of Rostov
Russian composer
Dmitry Borisovich
Petr Ordynský
Yuri Zhdanov
Russian professor
Alexander Pechersky
Author
Dmitri Ivanovsky
Russian botanist
Alexei Berest
Soviet military officer
Mikhail Drozdovsky
Military officer
Oleg Popov
Soviet-Russian clown
Noe Khomeriki
Politician
Viktor Ivchenko
Soviet film director
Sholom Dovber Schneersohn
Yevdokiya Nikulina
Aviator
Dmitry MorduhaiBoltovskoi
Russian mathematician
Dmitry Ryabyshev
Autobiographer
Maria Kryuchkova
Olympic athlete
Mikhail Badyuk
Military officer
Sergey Zvantsev
Writer
Viktor Asmaev
Olympic athlete
Vladislav Andrianov
Musical artist
Ivan Shipov
Russian Politician
Vladimir Vasilevsky
Military officer
Ivan Bondarenko
Russian-Soviet politician
Pavlo Fedorovych Aleksyeyev
Vladimir Fjodorovitsj Streltsov
Ivan Fomitsj Gavrisj
Semjon Isaakovitsj Goervitsj
Ivan Nechepurenko
Mikhail Kuchinsky
Military personnel
Aleksey Ivanovitsj Olepir
Soviet military officer
Sergey Jakovlevitsj Orechov
Gennadiy Dmitrievitsj Verchosjanskiy