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Nikolay Baranov (canoer) — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1981 Nottingham K 4 10000 m Gold 1982 Belgrade K 4 10000 m Gold 198 … Wikipedia
Nikolay Baranov (politician) — Nikolai Baranov Born 1843 St. Petersburg, Russia Died April 4, 1895(1895 04 04) Nikolai Baranov (1843 – April 4, 1895) was a Russian politician. Born in Saint Petersburg, he was arrested for possessing a piece of anti tsarist propaganda and was… … Wikipedia
Nikolay Astapkovich — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1975 Belgrade K 2 500 m Gold 1981 Nottingham K 2 10000 m Gold 1983 … Wikipedia
Nikolay Oselez — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1986 Montreal K 4 10000 m Nikolay Oselez is a Soviet sprint canoer who competed in the late 1980s. He won a gold medal in the K 4 10000 m event at the 1986 ICF Canoe Sprint World… … Wikipedia
Csaba Giczy — The native form of this personal name is Giczy Csaba. This article uses the Western name order. Medal record Men s canoe sprint Olympic Games Silver 1968 Mexico City K 2 1000 m Bronze … Wikipedia
Nikolai Chuzhikov — Medal record Men s canoe sprint Olympic Games Gold 1964 Tokyo K 4 1000 m World Championships Gold 1966 East Berlin K 4 10 … Wikipedia
Detlef Hofmann — Medal record Men s canoe sprint Olympic Games Gold 1996 Atlanta K 4 1000 m World Championships Gold 1991 Paris K 4 500 m … Wikipedia
Arturas Veta — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1987 Duisburg K 4 500 m Gold 1989 Plovdiv K 4 10000 m Gold 1990 Poz … Wikipedia
Costel Coşniţă — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1971 Belgrade K 4 10000 m Silver 1975 Belgrade K 4 10000 m Bronze 1970 Copenhagen … Wikipedia
Csongor Vargha — Medal record Men s canoe sprint World Championships Gold 1973 Tampere K 4 1000 m Gold 1973 Tampere K 4 10000 m Silver 1971 Belgrade … Wikipedia
