Soviet male journalists

Russian chess player

Russian revolutionary and politician (1888–1938)

Russian journalist and television presenter (born 1961)

Russian language journalist, playwright, literary translator, and short story writer (1894–1940)

Soviet and Russian writer (1913–2009)

Soviet writer, poet, playwright and wartime correspondent (1915-1979)

Russian Soviet writer and journalist (1905-1964)

Soviet writer, playwright, screenwriter, poet (1897–1986)

Soviet poet (1910–1971)

Russian writer (1873–1954)

Soviet diplomat (1883-1927)

French-Russian-American journalist (1934- )

Soviet weightlifter (1935–2021)

Russian and Soviet writer (1863–1949)

Ukrainian writer (1918-1995)

Soviet-Russian journalist, film director and writer (1958-)

Russian-Soviet writer and dramatist

Soviet inventor and writer (1926–1998)

Ukrainian writer, diplomat and dissident

Russian writer (1891–1959)

writer and politician (1885-1938)

Soviet newspaper editor (1905-1995)

Ukrainian footballer (born 1940)

Russian-Soviet writer

Tatar scholar and publicist

Soviet writer (1905–1970)

Soviet diplomat

Russian journalist (1950-2003)

Russian writer of Kyrgyzstan

Soviet journalist (1898–1940)

Gabriel Arkadyevich Ureklyan (; ; 15 December 1899 – 30 June 1945), better known as El-Registan (), was a Soviet Armenian poet best known for having co-written the lyrics to the State Anthem of the Soviet Union along with Sergey Mikhalkov.

Soviet-Russian radio announcer and television presenter (1932–2021)

Uzbekistani writer and children's writer (1874-1934)

Russian Soviet writer and screenwriter, journalist, war correspondent (1908-1954)

Soviet and Russian writer and political activist

Russian political scientist (1951–2023)

Ukrainian Soviet journalist and playwright (1902–1949)

Russian anarchist revolutionary

Uzbek writer

Azerbaijani Soviet poet (1906-1989)

Russian poet (1905–1980)

Soviet politician, propagandist, and scientist (1898-1979)

Russian journalist

Soviet writer (1912–1973)

Belarusian poet, diplomat and journalist (1936–2014)

Tajikistani politician (1954-2000)

Russian revolutionary, educator and politician (1870–1928)

Russian screenwriter, journalist and poet (1898-1973)

Russian journalist (born 1955)

Soviet writer (1909–1984)

Belarusian writer (1896–1991)

Soviet/Russian political scientist (1923-2010)

Member of the revolutionary movement in Russia publicist, historian, literary critic.

Russian journalist (1930-2013)

Russian hardline Communist politician/trade unionist (1945-2018)

Soviet writer (1902-1937)

Estonian writer (1916-2003)

Soviet, Ukrainian and Russian poet and journalist

Soviet political activist (1893–1938)

Soviet poet (1915–1990)