Vi-Vk: Meaning (information, definition, explanation, facts)

List of people by name
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Via - Vic - Vid - Vie - Vig-Vik - Vil - Vin-Vip - Vir-Vis - Vit-Viv - Vix-Viz

Via

• Vial, José Joaquín Prieto, president
• Vian, Boris, (1920 - 1959), 20th century author

• Vicente, Gil, (dramaturg)
• Vicious, Sid, (1957 - 1979), US punk rocker
• Vickers, Jon, operatic tenor
• Vickrey, William, (1914-1996), economist
• Vico, Giambattista, (1668-1744), philosopher
• Vico, Giuseppe Zatrillas
• Victor Emmanuel II, (born 1820)
• Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, (1869 - 1947)
• Victoria Eugenia, Queen of Spain (d. 1969)
• Victoria , Princess Royal, (1840-1901), UK princess
• Victor I, Pope, (189 - 199)
• Victor II, Pope, (1055 - 1057)
• Victor III, Pope, (1086 - 1087)
• Victor IV, Pope, antipope
• Victor, Christophe, geographer
• Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden, (born 1977), Swedish heir apparent
• Victoria, Queen of Britain, (1819 - 1901), of England
• Victorio, (died 1880), Chiricahua Apache leader
• Victor, Paul-Emile, (born 1906), ethnologist
• Vicuña, Francisco R., president

• Vidal, Christina, (born 1984), actress
• Vidal, Gore, (born 1925), US writer
• Vidal-Naquet, Pierre, historian and Civil Rights activist
• Vidal, Salvatore, (Giovanni Andrea Contini)
• Vidav, Ivan, (born 1918), Slovene mathematician
• Videla, Gabriel González, president
• Vidents, Fatima
• Vidmar, Maja, (born 1961), Slovene poetess
• Vidmar, Milan, (1885- 1962), Slovene electrical engineer, chess player and chess theorist
• Vidmar, Tit, (1929 - 1999), Slovene poet
• Vidor, King, (1894 - 1982), film director
• Vidrio, Manuel, soccer player

• Viehböck, Franz, astronaut
• Vieira, Patrick, (born 1976), athlete
• Vieira, Siza, (born 1933), (architect)
• Viele-Griffin, Francis, (symbolist)
• Viereck, Peter, poet
• Vierkandt, Alfred, (1867-1953), sociologist
• Viète, François, (1540 - 1603), mathematician
• Vietoris, Leopold, (1891 - 2002), mathematician
• Vieuxtemps, Henri, (1820-1881)

• Vigee-Lebrun, Elisabeth, (1755 - 1842), painter
• Vigeland, Gustav, (1869 - 1943), sculptor
• Vigilius, Pope, (537 - 555)
• Vigneault, Gilles, singer
• Vignola, Frank, musician
• Vignola, Giacomo Barozzi da, architect
• Vigoda, Abe, (born 1921), actor
• Vigo, Jean, (1905-1934), film director
• Vigoreaux, Luis, (1929-1983), slain producer, show host
• Vigoreaux, Luisito Puerto Rican actor, show host, producer
• Vigoreaux, Roberto, Puerto Rican senator, former show host, brother of Luisito and son of Luis Vigoreaux
• Vigran, Herb, (died 1986), actor
• Vike-Freiberga, Vaira, president
• Viktorenko, Alexander, astronaut

Vila-Vilh - Vill - Vilm

Vila-Vilh

• Vila, Bob, (born 1946), television handyman
• Vilain, Raoul, assassin of Jean Jaures
• Vilar, Pierre, historian
• Vilas, Guillermo, (Argentina)
• Vilfan, Peter, Slovene basketball player.
• Vilhena, Filipa de

Vill

Villa-Villi - Villo

Villa-Villi

• Villa Lobos, Heitor, (1887-1959), classical musician, composer
• Villa, Pancho, (1878-1923), Mexican Revolutionary
• Villagran, Carlos (born 1944), Mexican actor
• Villa-Lobos, Heitor, (1887 - 1959), classical musician and composer
• Villalta, Luis, (1969_2004) professionalboxer from Peru
• Villareal, Alicia singer
• Villaret de Joyeuse, Louis Thomas, (1750-1812), naval commander
• Villechaize, Herve, (1943-1993), actor
• Villehardouin, Geoffroi de, (c. 1160 - 1212), historian
• Villeneuve, Gilles, (1950 - 1982), race car driver
• Villeneuve, Jacques, (born 1971), race car driver
• Villiger, Kaspar, (born 1941), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Buckingham, (1592 - 1628), British minister and royal favorite
• Villiers, George, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, (1627-1687), UK minister, wit, Cabal member

Villo

• Villon, François, (1431 - c. 1474), poet
• Villon, Jacques, (1875 - 1963), French painter

Vilm-Vils

• Vilmorin, Louise Leveque de, (1902-1969), actress
• Vilsack, Tom, (born 1950), Governor of Iowa

• Vincent, Angela
• Vincent, Gene, (1935 - 1971), US musician
• Vinci, Leonardo da, (1452 - 1519), Italian painter, sculptor, inventor
• Vinding, Mads
• Vine, David, television presenter
• Vine, Jeremy, television presenter
• Vine, Tim, British comedian
• Vinge, Joan D., US science fiction author
• Vinge, Vernor, (born 1944), US science fiction author
• Vinje, Aasmund Olavsson, author
• Vinogradov, Pavel, astronaut
• Vinterberg, Thomas, (born 1969), Danish film director
• Vinton, Bobby, (born 1946), singer
• Viollet-le-Duc, Eugene, (born 1814), French architect
• Viorst, Judith, writer
• Vipotnik, Cene, (1914-1972), Slovene poet

• Viraldini, Antonio Domenico, (1705-1741), Italian composer
• Virchow, Rudolf, (1821-1902), biologist
• Virén, Lasse, Finnish runner
• Virgil - Publius Vergilius Maro
• Virk, Jani, (born 1962), Slovene poet
• Virk, Jo?ef, (1810 - 1880), poet
• Virtanen, Artturi Ilmari, (1895 - 1973), Finnish chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
• Visconti, Luchino, (1906 - 1976), Italian film director
• Viseur, Gus, musician
• Vishnyakov, Ivan Yakovlevich, (1699 - 1761), painter
• Visvesvaraya, Sir Mokshagundam, (died 1962), Indian politician and engineer, dies at 101

• Vital du Four, scholastic philosopher
• Vitale, Dick, (born 1939), sportscaster
• Vitale, Don, comedian
• Vitale, Thomas, comedian
• Vitalian, Pope, (657 - 672)
• Vitellius, (15 - 61), Roman Emperor
• Vitous, Miroslav
• Vitruvius, architect
• Vitry, Jacques de, scholastic philosopher
• Vitry, Philippe de, (1291-1361), composer
• Vitti, Monica, Italian actor
• Vittone, Bernardo, architect
• Vittori, Roberto, astronaut
• Vittorini, Elio, novelist
• Vittorio Emanuele III (1939-1943), King of Italy & Albania
• Vivaldi, Antonio, (1678-1741), composer
• Vivanet, Filippo
• Vivasvat, architect
• Vivar, Edgar, (born c. 1938), Mexican actor
• Vivekananda, Swami, (1863 - 1902), guru
• Viviani, René, (1914-1915), Prime Minister

• Vixie, Paul, BIND
• Vizenor, Gerald, writer and academic