Name Vladislav

Explore the list of notable individuals named Vladislav, including prominent figures such as footballer Vladislav Namestnikov, hockey player Vladislav Tretiak, and politician Vladislav Surkov. Discover the accomplishments and contributions of celebrities bearing this distinctive name.

Vladislav Duyun

Ukrainian and Russian footballer, midfielder.

Vladislav Bronevsky

Vladislav Vancura

Czech writer, playwright and film director

Vladislav Zavalnyuk

Belarusian Roman Catholic priest, religious figure, theologian, translator and publicist

Vladislav Reymont

Vladislav Shpilman

Jewish-Polish pianist, composer and diarist

Vladislav Zaichuk

Ukrainian footballer, midfielder

Vladislav Ryzhkov

Football player

Vladislav Pytlyasinskiy

One of the founders of French wrestling in Russia

Vladislav Cherevaty

Vladislav Kozlovskiy

Polish publicist.

Vladislav Gelzin

Ukrainian politician and football figure

Vladislav Volkov

Vladislav Ryashin

Film and television producer.

Vladislav Chelah

Private of the Kazakh border service who confessed to the mass murder of fellow soldiers

Vladislav Goncharov

Belarusian trampoline player

Vladislav Bezborodov

Russian football referee.

Vladislav Kadurov

Soviet and Azerbaijani football player

Ukrainian artist-illustrator, member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1989.

Vladislav Ozerov

Russian playwright

Vladislav Petlyuk

Vladislav Anders

Polish footballer

Vladislav Bogicevic

Former Yugoslav footballer, midfielder.

Vladislav Tretyak

Famous hockey player

Vladislav Dzyadyk

Soviet Ukrainian mathematician

Vladislav Gorodetsky

Polish architect

Vladislav Rusanov

Science fiction writer

Vladislav Bustrov

German saxophonist and composer of Russian origin.

Vladislav Malenko

Actor, writer, poet

Vladislav Namestnikov

London Knights forward

Vladislav Starkov

Editor-in-chief of the weekly <Arguments and Facts>

Vladislav Bukovinskiy

Repressed Catholic priest, candidate for beatification

Vladislav Krikliy

Ukrainian politician, MP

Vladislav IV Vaza

King of Poland (pr. 1632 - 1648)

Vladislav Blondzinskiy

Blessed of the Roman Catholic Church, priest, monk

Vladislav Radimov

Russian footballer, midfielder.

Vladislav Zubkov

Ukrainian football player, coach

Vladislav Onishchenko

Moldovan economist and journalist

Vladislav Trubitsyn

Deputy of the Kyiv City Council

Vladislav Kosebrodskiy

Polish count, playwright and writer.

Vladislav Protopopov

Russian artist.

Vladislav Listiev

Soviet and Russian TV presenter and journalist, first general director of ORT, entrepreneur.

Vladislav Levitskiy

Ukrainian singer.

Vladislav Konyushevsky

Science fiction writer

Master of Sports, winner of the Ukrainian Cup in ballroom dancing

Vladislav Kovalev

Belarusian MMA fighter

Vladislav Opelyantz

Russian cinematographer.

Vladislav Otroshenko

Russian writer and essayist.