Novikov – Wikipedia

Novikov, Novikoff (masculine, Russian: Новиков) or Novikova (feminine, Russian: Новикова) is one of the most common Russian surnames. Derived from novik – a teenager on military service who comes from a noble, boyar or cossack family in Russia of 16th-18th centuries. It may refer to:

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• Alexei Novikov (1916-1986), Soviet pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Alexey Novikov (painter) (b. 1931), Russian painter
• Alexey Novikov-Priboy (1877-1944), Russian writer
• Alexander Novikov (1900-1976), Russian Marshal of Aviation, Double Hero of the Soviet Union
• Alexander Novikov (mathematician), mathematician known for his work on stochastic processes
• Alexander Vasilievich Novikov (b. 1953) (ru) – singer-songwriter
• Anatoliy Novikov (1947–2022), Ukrainian judoka
• Anatoly Novikov (composer) (1896-1984), Russian composer
• Andrey Novikov (1889-1941), Russian writer
• Andriy Novikov (born 1999), Ukrainian football player
• Arkady Novikov (b.1962), Russian restaurateur
• Artem Novikov (b 1987), Kyrgyzstani politician
• Boris Novikov (sportsman) (1909-1989), Russian sportsman and trainer
• Boris Novikov (1925-1997), Soviet actor
• Dennis Novikov (b. 1993), American tennis player
• Dmitry Novikov (b. 1969), Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Evgeny Novikov (b. 1990), Russian rally driver
• Ignatiy Novikov (1907-?), Soviet statesman
• Igor Novikov (painter) (b. 1961), Swiss-Russian painter Soviet Nonconformist Art, Switzerland
• Igor Novikov (chess player) (b. 1962), Ukrainian then U.S. chess grandmaster
• Igor Alexandrovich Novikov (1929-2007), Russian sportsman and trainer; former biathlon champion
• Igor Dmitriyevich Novikov (b. 1935), Russian theoretical astrophysicist and cosmologist
• Ilya Novikov, (b. 1982), Russian jurist
• Ivan Novikov (1879-?), Russian novelist, playwright, and poet
• Ivan Alexeyevich Novikov (1877-1959), Russian writer
• Ivan Ivanovich Novikov (1916–2014), Russian scientist
• Jevgeni Novikov (b. 1980), Estonian footballer
• Konstantin Novikov (1919-1958), Soviet pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Nikita Novikov (ice hockey) (b. 2003), Russian ice hockey player
• Nikolai Vasilevich Novikov (1903-1989), Soviet ambassador to the United States
• Nikolay Ivanovich Novikov (1744-1818), Russian writer and philanthropist
• Nikolay Vasilyevich Novikov (1880-1957), Russian historian
• Oleg Novikov [ru], ((b. 1968) general director of Eksmo
• Oleksii Novikov (born 1996), Ukrainian strongman and winner of World’s Strongest Man
• Pyotr Novikov (1901-1975), Russian mathematician
• Sergei Novikov (mathematician) (b. 1938), Russian mathematician, son of Pyotr
• Sergei Borisovich Novikov (b. 1961), Soviet footballer
• Sergei Valentinovich Novikov (b. 1979), Belarusian biathlete
• Sergei Novikov (cross-country skier), Russian cross-country skier
• Stepan Novikov, Russian grenadier who saved Surorov from a Turkish warrior in the Battle of Kinburn
• Tanel-Eiko Novikov, Estonian percussionist
• Vasily Loginovich Novikov (1915-1941), Soviet pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Vasily Mikhailovich Novikov (1910-1979), Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Viktor Novikov (1913-1941), Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Vitali Novikov, Russian ice dancer.
• Vladimir Mikhaylovich Novikov (1907-1990), Russian poet
• Vladimir Novikov (politician) (1907-2000), Soviet statesman
• Vladimir Stepanovich Novikov (b. 1922), Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Yegor Novikov (1915-1941), Soviet pilot and Hero of the Soviet Union
• Yuri Novikov (b. 1972), Kazakh footballer

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Novikova[edit]

• Anastasiya Novikova (1980-2004), NTK television announcer in Kazakhstan
• Anastasiya Novikova (footballer) (born 1998), Belarusian footballer
• Elena Novikova (born 1984), Ukrainian road cyclist
• Irina B. Novikova (born 1975), Russian-American physicist
• Ksenia Novikova (born 1980), Russian singer, actress, songwriter
• Olesya Novikova, Russian ballet dancer
• Teréza Nováková, née Lanhausová (1853–1913), Czech feminist author, editor, and ethnographer
• Yuliya Novikova (born 1973), Russian film and stage actress

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