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KIO Emil Teodorovich, real name Hirshfeld-Renard (1894-1965, USSR) - sons Emil (1938), Igor (1944), illusionists

KOH, sisters (USSR): Marta (1912), Zoya (1915-1981), Clara (1923-1982) Boleslavovna - aerial gymnasts

SHATs Mikhail (Russia) - modern stage artist - one of the hosts of the "OSP-studio" program

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EDER Boris Afanasyevich (1894-1970, USSR) - trainer

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DUROV - see Durov

MIROV Lev Borisovich (1903-1983, USSR) - entertainer. Performed in tandem with M. V. Novitsky

NOVAK Grigory Irmovich (1919-1980, USSR) - multiple world and USSR champion in weightlifting, circus performer (since 1955)

POPOV Oleg Konstantinovich (1930, USSR) - tightrope walker, clown, Nar. art. USSR (1969)

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HAKOBYAN Harutyun Amayakovich (1918, USSR, RF) - illusionist, people. art. USSR (1982)

HOUDINEY Harry, real name and surname Eric Weiss (1874-1926, USA) - illusionist

DUROV, a dynasty of trainers. Anatoly Leonidovich (1864-1916 Russia), his brother Vladimir Leonidovich (1863-1934, Russia, USSR) - the founder of the Theater of Animals, which bears his name, Vladimir Grigoryevich (1909-1972 USSR), Nar. art. USSR (1967), Yuri Vladimirovich (1910-1971, USSR), people. art. USSR (1971) Natalya Yuryevna (1934-2007, USSR, RF), nar. art. USSR (1989)

ZAIKIN Ivan Mikhailovich (1880-1948) - athlete, circus wrestler, aviator

Kartsev Roman Andreevich, real name Katz (1939, USSR, RF) - stage artist. Performed in tandem with V. Ilchenko, then alone

MILAEV Evgeny Timofeevich (1910-1983) - circus gymnast, acrobat, clown, narc. art. USSR (1969), Hero of the Socialist. Labor (1979)

RAIKIN Arkady Isaakovich (1911-1987, USSR) - pop artist, entertainer, people. art. USSR (1968), Hero of the Socialist. Labor (1981)

TRuzzi Williams Zhizhettovich (1889-1931, Russia, USSR) - circus rider, trainer, director, from the dynasty of circus artists

SHAKHNIN - musical eccentric

SHIFRIN Efim (1956 USSR, RF) - modern entertainer

YUSUPOV Akram Mamedovich (1905-1975, USSR, RF) - tightrope walker, clown

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ARKANOV Arkady Mikhailovich (1933, USSR, RF) - writer, playwright, entertainer

BEREZIN Efim Iosifovich, pseudonym Shtepsel (1919-2004, USSR, RF) - entertainer. Performed in tandem with Yu. T. Timoshenko

BUSLAEV Alexander Nikolaevich (1894-1976) - circus gymnast, trainer

VINOKUR Vladimir (1948, USSR, RF) - modern entertainer

DOVEYKO Vladimir Vladimirovich (1922, USSR, Russian Federation) - acrobat, folk. art. USSR (1989)

ZARIPOV Khakim Karimovich (1924) - rider, bunk. art. USSR (1980), from a dynasty of circus performers

NIKITIN - see Nikitin

NIKULIN Yuri Vladimirovich (1921-1997) - clown, director of the Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard (since 1982)

STOYANOV Yury (Russia) - modern entertainer, one of the hosts of the television program "Gorodok"

TRUSHKIN Anatoly (USSR, RF) - contemporary entertainer, satirist

Tuganov - see Tuganovs

FILATOV - see Filatovs

KHAZANOV Gennady Viktorovich (1945, USSR, Russian Federation) - pop artist, folk. art RF (1991)

ARLAZOROV Yan (USSR, RF) - contemporary entertainer

YERMOLAEV Yuri Mikhailovich (1932, USSR, RF) - horse trainer, rider, bunk. art. USSR (1989)

ZADORNOV Mikhail (1948 USSR, RF) - modern satirist, entertainer

ZAPASHNY Mstislav Mikhailovich (1938, USSR, RF) - circus acrobat, gymnast, animal trainer, narc. art. USSR (1990), from the dynasty of circus performers

ILCHENKO Viktor (1937-1992, USSR) - stage artist, performed in tandem with R. Kartsev

PENCIL, real name and surname Mikhail Nikolaevich Rumyantsev (1901-1983, USSR) - clown, Nar. art. USSR (1969), Hero of the Socialist. Labor (1979)

MASLYUKOV - see Maslyukovs

NIKITINS - a dynasty of circus artists (Russia, USSR): brothers Dmitry (1935-1918), Akim (1843-1917), Peter (1846-1921) created the first Russian circus. Nikolai Akimovich (1887-1963), Nikolai Nikolaevich (1912-1943), riders, jugglers

NOVIKOVA Klara (USSR, RF) - contemporary pop artist

NOVITSKY Mark Vladimirovich (1920-1986 USSR) - entertainer. Performed in tandem with L. B. Mirov

PETROSYAN Yevgeny Vaganovich (1945, USSR, RF) - stage artist, folk. art. RF (1991)

RUMYANTSEV - see Pencil

TUGANOVS - a dynasty of circus riders: Mikhail Nikolaevich (1900-1974, USSR), daughter Dzerassa Mikhailovna (1929, RF)

FILATOV - a dynasty of trainers: Ivan Lazarevich (1873-1956 Russia, USSR), lion tamer, son Valentin Ivanovich (1920-1979, USSR), Nar. art. USSR (1969), granddaughters Lyudmila (1942 USSR, RF) and Tatyana (1949 USSR, RF) Valentinovna

SHEVCHENKO - a family of aerial gymnasts, acrobats, animal trainers (USSR, RF): Vladimir Dmitrievich (1946), wife Lyudmila Alekseevna (1945), nar. artists of the USSR (1988)

PLUG - see Berezin

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ALPEROVS - dynasty of clowns (Russia, USSR): Sergei Sergeevich (1859-1923), White clown, son Dmitry Sergeevich (1895-1948)

BUGRIMOV Irina Nikolaevna (1910-2001, USSR, RF) - aerial gymnast, lion tamer, Nar. art. USSR (1969)

GRIMALDI Joseph (1778-1837, Great Britain) - clown, actor

EVDOKIMOV Mikhail (1957-2005, USSR, RF) - contemporary entertainer

ENGIBAROV Leonid Georgievich (1935-1972) - mime clown, pop artist

KOKLYUSHKIN Viktor (USSR, RF) - modern satirist, entertainer

LAZARENKO Vitaly Efimovich (1890-1939) - clown, acrobat

MASLYUKOV, a dynasty of circus acrobats - clowns. Semyon Ivanovich (1891-1947), sons Alexander (1912), Leonid (1913) and Dmitry (1916-1940)

OLEINIKOV Alexander (USSR, RF) - modern entertainer, one of the hosts of the television program "Gorodok"

TIMOSHENKO Yuri Trofimovich, pseudonym Tarapunka (1919-1986) - entertainer. Performed in tandem with E. I. Berezin

KHODZHABAEV Davletbai Geldyevich (1931) - circus rider, narc. art. USSR (1985)

CINISELLI, a family of circus performers, Italians. Gaetano (1815-1881) - founder of the St. Petersburg Circus

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VISHNEVSKY Vladimir (USSR, RF) - modern satirist, entertainer

VOLZHANSKIE, the real name of the Volzhankins is a dynasty of tightrope walkers: Vladimir Alexandrovich (1917-1983, USSR), Nar. art. USSR (1979)

KANTEMIROV - see Kantemirovs

OLHOVIKOV - see Olkhovikovs

STEPANENKO Elena (USSR, RF) - contemporary pop artist

TARAPUNKA - see Tymoshenko

TASHKENBAYEV - see Tashkenbaevs

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ALEKSANDROV Alexander Nikolaevich, real name Fedotov (1901-1973, USSR) - circus acrobat, animal trainer

KANTEMIROV - a dynasty of circus riders: Alibek Tuzarovich (1882-1975, Russia, USSR), son Irbek (1928, USSR), Nar. art. USSR (1989)

OLHOVIKOV - a dynasty of acrobats, riders, jugglers. Nikolay Leonidovich (1922-1987), people. art. USSR (1980)

The TASHKENBAYEVS are a dynasty of tightrope walkers. Igamberdy (1866-1963)

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GLADILSHIKOV - trainer

MIROSLAVSKY - tightrope walkers

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KRASILNIKOV - dynasty

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