Romanov (disambiguation)
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Romanov, sometimes spelled Romanoff, Romanow (Russian: Романов), or Romanova (feminine; Романова), is a common Slavic last name, which is derived from the first name Roman (Роман). It may refer to:
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[edit] People
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- Any member of the House of Romanov
- Alexandra Romanova (disambiguation)
- Andrew Romanoff, American politician
- Eva Romanová (b. 1946), Czech figure skater
- Grigory Romanov (1923–2008), Soviet statesman and Hero of Socialist Labor
- Giana Romanova (b. 1955), Soviet middle distance runner
- Irina Romanova (disambiguation)
- Ivan Romanov (1607?–1654), Tsar's cousin
- Konstantin Romanov (disambiguation)
- Maria Romanova (disambiguation)
- Maxim Romanov, Russian rugby league player
- Michael Romanov (disambiguation)
- Nicholas Romanov (disambiguation)
- Olga Romanova (athlete) (b. 1980), Russian long-distance runner
- Panteleimon Romanov (1884–1938), Russian/Soviet writer
- Pyotr Romanov, (1682 - 1725) Emperor of Russian Empire
- Roman Nikolayevich Romanov (b. 1981), Russian footballer
- Roman Romanov, Russian-Lithuanian businessman
- Romanov, the second and last imperial dynasty of Russia
- Roy Romanow (b. 1939), Canadian politician
- Stephanie Romanov (b. 1969) Russian-American model and actress
- Vladimir Romanov, Russian-Lithuanian businessman
- Yelena Romanova, Russian middle distance runner
[edit] Fictional characters
- Natalia Felicia Anastasia Romanov
- Nene Romanova
- Tatiana Romanova, a James Bond girl
- Alexander Romanov (Command & Conquer), the Soviet Premier in Red Alert 2
- Natasha Romanova, better known as Marvel Comics' Black Widow
[edit] Places
- Romanov (village), a village (khutor) in Rostov Oblast, Russia
[edit] Animals
[edit] See also
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