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• Volkov — may refer to: * Volkov (crater), a crater on the Moon * Volkov (surname), people with the surname Volkov …   Wikipedia

• Volkov —  Cette page d’homonymie répertorie des personnes (réelles ou fictives) partageant un même patronyme. Patronymes Volkov (masculin ; Волков) ou Volkova (féminin ; Волкова), également Volkoff (transcription désuète) est un patronyme… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Volkov — Wolkow oder auch Volkov ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wolkow (* 1948), sowjetischer Kosmonaut Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wolkow (Regisseur) (1885–1942), russischer Filmregisseur Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wolkow …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Volkov (surname) — Volkov (Russian: Волков), or Volkova (feminine; Волкова) is a common Russian last name, which is derived from the word volk (волк, or wolf), and may refer to: Aleksei Volkov, see there for complete list Alexander Volkov, see there for complete… …   Wikipedia

• Volkov Commander — Screenshot der Alpha 4.99.08 (Juni 2000) …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Volkov Commander — Открыт диалог выбора дисков в запущенном Volkov Commander. Тип …   Википедия

• Volkov-Yartsev VYa-23 — (Волков Ярцев ВЯ 23) is a 23 mm autocannon used on Soviet aircraft during World War II.DevelopmentIn 1940, A.A. Volkov and S.A.Yartsev created an autocannon called TKB 201 for the new 23 mm round. It was intended to be the primary weapon of the… …   Wikipedia

• Volkov Commander — Infobox Software name = Volkov Commander caption = Volkov Commander features a character based user interface. developer = Vsevolod V. Volkov released = ? frequently updated = yes programming language = x86 assembly operating system = DOS… …   Wikipedia

• Volkov (crater) — lunar crater data latitude=13.6 N or S=S longitude=131.7 E or W=E diameter=40 km depth=2.0 km colong=229 eponym=Vladislav N. VolkovVolkov is a lunar crater on the Moon s far side. It is located to the north of the prominent Tsiolkovskiy crater,… …   Wikipedia

• Volkov, Vladislav Nikolayevich — ▪ Soviet cosmonaut born Nov. 23, 1935, Moscow, Russia, U.S.S.R. died June 29, 1971, in space       Soviet cosmonaut, participant in the Soyuz 7 and 11 missions of 1969 and 1971, the second of which resulted in the death of three cosmonauts.… …   Universalium