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- General of the Army Viktor Petrovich Dubynin (Russian: Виктор Петрович Дубынин; 1 February 1943 – 22 November 1992) was a prominent Soviet and Russian...
- characterized stubborn and strong men. Its alternative and less common spelling is Dubynin (Russian: Дубынин, masculine) or Dubynina (Дубынина, feminine). Notable...
- at the Wuhan International Circuit. "Asia Racing Team Welcomes Andrey Dubynin to F4 China for 2025 Season". Asia Racing Team. 2025-02-25. "Huang ****ian...
- romantic comedy directed by Steve Marra and starring Randy Ryan and Ariana Dubynin. The story takes place in Indianapolis, where movie was also shot. On October...
- Took office Left office Time in office Defence branch 1 Dubynin, ViktorArmy General Viktor Dubynin (1943–1992) 10 June 1992 22 November 1992 † 165 days Russian...
- 1997), State Secretary Pavel Grachyov (3 April 1992 – 18 May 1992) Viktor Dubynin (10 June 1992 – 22 November 1992), Chief of the General Staff of the Armed...
- (1988–91) Lobov (1991) Samsonov (1991–92)  Russian Armed Forces (1992–present) Dubynin (1992) Kolesnikov (1992–96) Samsonov (1996–97) Kvashnin (1997–2004) Baluyevsky...
- (1988–91) Lobov (1991) Samsonov (1991–92)  Russian Armed Forces (1992–present) Dubynin (1992) Kolesnikov (1992–96) Samsonov (1996–97) Kvashnin (1997–2004) Baluyevsky...
- (1988–91) Lobov (1991) Samsonov (1991–92)  Russian Armed Forces (1992–present) Dubynin (1992) Kolesnikov (1992–96) Samsonov (1996–97) Kvashnin (1997–2004) Baluyevsky...
- (1988–91) Lobov (1991) Samsonov (1991–92)  Russian Armed Forces (1992–present) Dubynin (1992) Kolesnikov (1992–96) Samsonov (1996–97) Kvashnin (1997–2004) Baluyevsky...