Nikolaï Karpov
Also known as Nikolay Ivanovich Karpov, Nikolai Ivanovich Karpov, Nikolay Karpov
Soviet-Russian ice hockey player (1929–2013)
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Nikolaï Ivanovitch Karpov (né le 8 novembre 1929 à Moscou en URSS, et mort le 7 novembre 2013 à Moscou en Russie) est un joueur russe de hockey sur glace devenu entraîneur.
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