Name Nina

Discover the notable women named Nina! From renowned actresses like Nina Dobrev and Nina Arianda to iconic singers such as Nina Simone and Nina Hagen. Explore the accomplishments and impact of these extraordinary celebrities.

American actress

Member of the underground organization 'Young Guard'.

American, professional 'call mom'.

Bulgarian-Canadian actress

Nina Hagerup Grieg

Danish-Norwegian singer, lyric soprano

Nina Vysotskaya

Mother of the greatest of Russian bards, Vladimir Vysotsky

Russian sportswoman, world boxing champion

Nina Dvorzhetskaya

Actress, wife of actor Evgeny Dvorzhetsky

Indian, participant and winner of the Miss America beauty pageant.

Member of the underground organization 'Young Guard'.

Member of the underground organization 'Young Guard'

Gymnast, Honored Master of Sports

Alternative artist

Figure skating coach

German singer, punk rock musician, songwriter, actress.

Canadian actress

Film and theater actress

Nina Rojdestvenskaya

Fashion designer

Member of the underground organization "Young Avengers"

American adult film actress

Nina Karpachova

Ukrainian politician

Member of the underground organization 'Young Guard'.

Swedish opera singer, lyric-dramatic soprano

Asian billionaire

Soviet and Russian literary critic, Doctor of Philology

Playwright, prose writer, writes in Russian, lives in Israel.

American actress.

Scottish singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist and musician

Track and field athlete

Nina Ananiashvili

American television and film actress.

People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR

State Duma Deputy (APG)

Russian theatre artist, painter

Welsh artist, writer and sculptor

Australian track and field athlete

Blockade survivor, sister of Tanya Savicheva, an 11-year-old Leningrader, who wrote in her diary: “The Savichevs died. They all died. Only Tanya remained...”

American woman with severe eczema and addiction to topical steroids

Belarusian ballet dancer and teacher

Nina Rozantseva

Soviet and Belarusian film and theater actress.

British woman with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Nina Bodnar-Horton

American violinist.

American cellist and composer of Russian origin.