Pichugin

Pichugin (, from пичуга meaning little bird) is a Russian masculine surname, its feminine counterpart is Pichugina. It may refer to Alexey Pichugin (born 1962), former security official at the Russian oil company Yukos Maksim Pichugin (skier) (1974–2025), Russian cross-country skier Maksim Pichugin (footballer) (born 1998), Russian football player Sergey Pichugin (footballer) (born 1976), Russian football player Serhiy Pichuhin (born 1961), Ukrainian sailor Pichugin, Pyotr Mikhailovich (1763-04.07.1848), Lieutenant General of Russian Imperial Army from 22.08.1826, obtained rights of hereditary nobility and personal coat of arms (coat of arms of the Pichugins granted on 15 March 1810) Pichugin, Aristarkh Petrovich (? - 13.11.1855), Major General *Pichugin, Vsevolod Petrovich, Major General [http://www.rusgeneral.ru/general_p.html Pichigin, Nicholai Aristarkhovich (11.04.1843 - 25.05.1917) Major General since 09.04.1900, Lieutenant General *Pichugin, Parmen Petrovich, Major General [http://www.rusgeneral.ru/general_p.html Pichugin, Pyotr Vsevolodovich, graduated from the Imperial School of Law, St. Petersburg, class X (13.05.1853) collegiate counsellor During World War II more than 980 persons of this surname fought for the Soviet Army [https://1418museum.ru/search/?page=50&q=Пичугин+, including: Pichugin Dmitri Nikolaevich (1904–1947), Hero of the Soviet Union *Pichugin, Ivan Yakovlevich (1913–1988), Hero of the Soviet Union [https://ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Пичугин,_Иван_Яковлевич Pichugin, Ivan Pavlovich (1901–1944), Major General *Pichugin, Nikolai Andreevich (1898–1981), Lieutenant General [https://ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Пичугин,_Николай_Андреевич Pichugin, Nikolai Aleksandrovich (1913–1995), Order for Courage (1945), Order for Patriotic War (1985)

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