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László Nagy — may refer to the following people: * László Nagy (Scouting), Chief Executive of the World Organization of the Scout Movement from 1968 1985 * László Nagy (figure skater), figure skater * László Nagy (politician), Hungarian member of the European… … Wikipedia
Marianna Nagy (figure skater) — Olympic medal record Figure skating Competitor for Hungary Bronze 1952 Oslo Pairs … Wikipedia
László — is a popular Hungarian given name pronounced [laːsloː] . Its main namedays are 27 June and 8 August. The most common short (diminutive, familiar) form of the name is Laci . The name might appear as surname as well.The name originates from Slavic… … Wikipedia
Maria Petrova (figure skater) — Maria Petrova Petrova and Tikhonov perform a pair spiral at the 2005 Russian Nationals Personal information Full name Maria Igorevna Petrova Country represented … Wikipedia
Oleg Vasiliev (figure skater) — Olympic medal record Figure skating Gold 1984 Sarajevo Pairs Silver 1988 Calgary Pairs Oleg Vasiliev … Wikipedia
Nagy — is the most popular Hungarian surname, meaning great . It is pronounced [nɒɟ], roughly like nawdge. It may refer, among others, to the following people: Andrea Nagy (born 1971), Hungarian basketball player Andrej Prean Nagy (born 1923), Hungarian … Wikipedia
Artur Dmitriev — For his son, a singles skater, see Artur Dmitriev, Jr.. Olympic medal record Figure skating Competitor for the Unified Team Gold 1992 Albertville … Wikipedia
Maxim Marinin — Olympic medal record Figure skating Gold 2006 Turin Pairs Maxim Marinin Ma … Wikipedia
Maxi Herber — Olympic medal record Figure skating Gold 1936 Garmisch Partenkirchen Pairs Maxi Herber Personal information Country represented … Wikipedia
Marika Kilius — Olympic medal record Figure skating Competitor for Germany Silver 1960 Squaw Valley … Wikipedia
