Pushkin (disambiguation) — Aleksandr Pushkin was a famous Russian poet.Pushkin may also refer to:;People *Anatoly Pushkin (1915 2002) Soviet aircraft pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union *Aleksei Musin Pushkin statesman, historian, art collector *Apollo Mussin Pushkin… … Wikipedia
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