Mikhail Marinich (706 bytes)
1: ...e is expected to unite the divided opposition parties.
3: ...ssador of Belarus. He also ran for the presidency in 2001.
5: ...cience. He is currently sentenced to 5 years in jail.
7: === External links and Reference ===
8: * http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4230299.stm

Mikhail Muravyov (686 bytes)
1: ...ollowing historical persons of the [[Imperial Russia]].
4: ... statesman, known for his activities in the [[Russian Far East]].
8: '''Mikhail Nikolayevich Muravyov''', Russian diplomat and statesman,
9: ...ithuanian printed matter. The ban was lifted only in [[1904]].
11: {{disambig}}

Mikhail Tyurin (1675 bytes)
1: '''Mikhail Tyurin''' is a [[Russia]]n [[cosmonaut]].
5: ... born in [[1982]]. He enjoys sailing in his free time.
7: ==Education==
8: ... He is currently doing graduate work in his field of research.
10: ==Expirience==

Mikhail Mordkin (176 bytes)
1: ...ail Mordkin''' ([[1882]]? - [[1944]]) was a [[Russia]]n ballet dancer.
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[Category:1882 births|Mordkin, Mikhail]]
6: [[Category:1944 deaths|Mordkin, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Chigorin (1117 bytes)
1: ...]; the first in 1889 he lost 10.5-6.5; the second in 1892 he lost 12.5-10.5.
3: ...is also the Chigorin defence to the [[Queen's Gambit]] (1.d4 d5 2.c4 Nc6).
5: == External link ==
7: ...uljadi.org/Chigorin.htm Chigorin's games at muljadi.org]
9: [[Category:1850 births|Chigorin, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Tsvet (2442 bytes)
1: ... literally translated from [[Russian language|Russian]] as "color".)
3: ...ecognized in Russia, and he proceeded to earn Russian degrees.
7: ...ated his chromatogaph for the German Botanical Society.
9: ...dgar Lederer]] and [[Austria]]n [[biochemist]] [[Richard Kuhn]].
13: [[Category:Russian scientists|Tsvet, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Khodorkovsky (24894 bytes)
1: ...ight|Mikhail Khodorkovsky speaking at an Open Russia forum.]]
2: ... one of most powerful of the Russian [[business oligarch]]s.
4: ...lated to the [[privatization]] of state assets during the [[1990s]].
6: ==Entrepreneurship in Soviet Union==
7: ... his university, the [[Mendeleev Institute of Chemical Technology]].

Mikhail Baryshnikov (2853 bytes)
1: ...#1086;в''') (born [[January 27]], [[1948]]) is a famous [[dancer]] and [[actor]].
3: ... Russian parents. His father was an engineer and his mother a seamstress.
5: ...he [[United States]], where he applied for [[political asylum]].
7: ... a touring company he co-founded with [[Mark Morris]].
9: ...r in a new performing arts complex in [[New York City]].

Mikhail Pletnev (783 bytes)
1: ...stra]]. He is currently an exclusive contract pianist for [[Deutsche Grammophon]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[de:Michail Wassiljewitsch Pletnew]]
7: [[Category:Classical pianists|Pletnev, Mikhail]]
8: [[Category:Conductors|Pletnev, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Yasnov (409 bytes)
1: ...) was a [[Soviet]] [[statesman]], [[Hero of Socialist Labor]] ([[1976]]).
5: [[Category:1906 births|Yasnov, Mikhail]]
6: [[Category:1991 deaths|Yasnov, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Tukhachevsky (6346 bytes)
1: ....jpg|thumb|frame|Marshal of the Soviet Union Mikhail Tukhachevsky]]
3: ...ims of [[Joseph Stalin|Stalin's]] [[Great Purge]] of the late 1930s.
5: ...y was taken prisoner by the Germans and held in [[Ingolstadt]] fortress, where he met [[Charles de Ga...
7: ...he [[Kronstadt rebellion]] and the [[Tambov rebellion|Tambov peasant revolt]] were crushed by forces ...
9: ...s. The animosity between him and Stalin continued into the 1930s.

Mikhail Voronin (726 bytes)
1: ...bronze medals in the [[1968]] and [[1972]] [[Olympics]].
4: ...r Olympics|1968]] [[Summer Olympics]] - [[Mexico City]]
6: *[[Parallel Bars]] (Gold)(joint with Akinori Nakayama)
7: *Individual Combined (Silver)
8: *Team, Combined (Silver)

Mikhail Volkenshtein (1800 bytes)
1: ...f the [[Russian Academy of Sciences]], Dr.Sci., Professor.
3: ...inner of the State Prize of the former [[Soviet Union]].
5: ...ntum-Mechanical]] Model of [[Enzyme|Enzyme Catalysis]] ([[1970s]]).
7: ==Some main works of M.V. Volkenshtein==
9: ...'', Moscow, 6, 1972, pp. 431-439 (in Russian, English summary)

Mikhail Lomonosov (6529 bytes)
1: [[Image:Lomonosov.jpg|framed|Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov]]
2: ...butions to [[literature]], [[education]], and [[science]].
6: ...seeing that there was no chance of pursuing education at home, he resolved to go by foot to [[Moscow]...
8: ...osen to complete their education in foreign countries.
10: == Foreign education ==

Mikhail Bulgakov (6633 bytes)
1: ... known for the [[novel]] ''[[The Master and Margarita]]''.
3: ...d from either emigrating or visiting his brothers in the West.
5: ...questing permission to emigrate, but he never received a reply.
7: ...40 and was buried in the [[Novodevichy Cemetery]] in Moscow.
11: ...ntributed to the satire of ''The Master and Margarita''.

Mikhail Lavrentyev (1252 bytes)
1: ...[[Russia]]n [[physics|physicist]] and [[mathematician]].
3: ...wn" [[Akademgorodok]] in the vicinity of [[Novosibirsk]].
5: [[Category:1900 births|Lavrentyev, Mikhail]]
6: [[Category:1980 deaths|Lavrentyev, Mikhail]]
7: [[Category:Mathematicians|Lavrentyev, Mikhail]]

Mikhail Tomsky (2343 bytes)
1: ...4 and eventually joined the [[Bolshevik]] faction of the party.
3: ...ers''. Tomsky was arrested and deported to [[Siberia]].
5: ... president of the ''Union of Engravers and Chromolithographers''.
7: ...s political activites and sentenced to five years of hard labour.
9: ...w]] where he participated in the [[October Revolution]].

Mikhail Bakunin (9319 bytes)
1: [[Image:Bakuninfull.jpg|right|200px]]
2: ... and has been called one of the "fathers of anarchism".
4: == Biography ==
5: ...y|aristocratic]] family in the village of Pryamukhino (Прямух&#10...
6: ... by witnessing the repressive methods employed against the locals.

Mikhail Yaroslavich (1107 bytes)
1: ... (since [[1285]]) and [[Grand Prince]] of [[Vladimir]] ([[1305]]-[[1317]]).
3: ...self. He was eventually killed in the Horde by Yuri's [[servant]]s.
5: [[Category:1271 births|Mikhail Yaroslavich]]
6: [[Category:1318 deaths|Mikhail Yaroslavich]]
7: [[Category:Russian leaders|Mikhail Yaroslavich]]

Mikhail Isakovsky (557 bytes)
1: ...] - [[Moscow]], [[20 June]] [[1973]]) was a [[Russia]]n poet.
3: ...is most famous song is doubtless the rather apolitical [[Katyusha (Song)|Katyusha]].

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