Shevelev
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Shevelev, feminine:Sheveleva, Shevelyov, feminine:Shevelyova ( ) is a Russian surname associated with the old noble Russian . *Andrey Shevelyov (born 19701), Russian politician and former military officer *Alex Shevelev (1896–1974), Archpriest and religious journalist *Denis Shevelev (born 1981), Russian former professional footballer *Lev Shevelev (1938–1993), Lithuanian chess master *Mark Shevelev (1904–1991), Soviet pilot during World War II and one of the founders of Soviet polar aviation *Mikhail Shevelev (1844–1903), Russian Empire businessman, tea-trader, and founder of the Russian Empire's first shipping company *Olexandr Shevelev (born 1987), Ukrainian professional handball player *Svetlana Sheveleva (born 1997), Russian left-handed fencer
Shevelev, feminine:Sheveleva, Shevelyov, feminine:Shevelyova ( ) is a Russian surname associated with the old noble Russian . Andrey Shevelyov (born 1970), Russian politician and former military officer Alex Shevelev (1896–1974), Archpriest and religious journalist Denis Shevelev (born 1981), Russian former professional footballer Lev Shevelev (1938–1993), Lithuanian chess master Mark Shevelev (1904–1991), Soviet pilot during World War II and one of the founders of Soviet polar aviation Mikhail Shevelev (1844–1903), Russian Empire businessman, tea-trader, and founder of the Russian Empire's first shipping company Olexandr Shevelev (born 1987), Ukrainian professional handball player Svetlana Sheveleva (born 1997), Russian left-handed fencer
See also
Shepelev
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