Volkov

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Volkov (Russian: Волков), or Volkova (feminine; Волкова) is a common Russian last name, which is derived from the word volk (волк, or wolf), and may refer to:

  • Alexander Volkov, see there for complete list
  • Anatole Volkov, a courier for the Silvermaster spy ring
  • Anatoly Volkov (1909-?), a Soviet literary critic
  • Boris Volkov (1900-1970), a Soviet stage designer
  • Dmitry Volkov, a Soviet swimmer
  • Dmitry Volkov (1718-1785), a Russian statesman
  • Esteban Volkov, a grandson of Leon Trotsky
  • Fyodor Volkov, "the father of the Russian theater"
  • Fyodor Volkov (1847-1918), a Ukrainian ethnographer, anthropologist, and archaeologist
  • Ilan Volkov, an Israeli conductor
  • Ivan Volkov (b. 1954), a Russian saxophone and clarinet player and jazzman
  • Julia Volkova, a member of the girl group t.A.t.U
  • Konstantin Volkov, see there for complete list
  • Nikolai Volkov (1875 - after 1920), a Russian politician
  • Olga Volkova (b. 1939), a Russian actress
  • Semyon Volkov (1845-1924), a Russian revolutionary
  • Sergey Volkov, see there for complete list
  • Solomon Volkov, a Russian musicologist
  • Valentin Volkov (1881-1964), a Soviet painter
  • Valery Volkov, a Soviet horse rider
  • Vasily Volkov (1859 or 1860 - 1887], a Russian revolutionary
  • Vera Volkova, a Russian ballet dancer
  • Vitaly Volkov, FC Torpedo Moscow midfielder
  • Vladimir Volkov (b. 1960), a Russian contrabass player and jazzman
  • Vladislav Volkov, a Soviet cosmonaut
    • Volkov (crater), a lunar crater bearing his name
    • 1790 Volkov, an asteroid bearing his name
  • Zinaida Volkova, a Russian Marxist, daughter of Leon Trotsky

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