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*[[Johan Anton Bovin]] (1823–1894), jurist and member of the Swedish parliament |
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*[[Karl Bovin]] (1907–1985), Danish painter, husband of Birthe |
*[[Karl Bovin]] (1907–1985), Danish painter, husband of Birthe |
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*[[Karl Emil Bovin]] (1868–1962), Swedish physician |
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*[[Knut Adolf Bovin]] (1853–1926), landscape architect, landscape gardener, publicist and writer |
*[[Knut Adolf Bovin]] (1853–1926), landscape architect, landscape gardener, publicist and writer |
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*[[Oleg Bovin]] (born 1946), Russian water polo player |
*[[Oleg Bovin]] (born 1946), Russian water polo player |
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Bovin is a surname. In Russia, it is given to males, while its feminine counterpart is Bovina. Bovin is also an unrelated Swedish surname of Walloon origin that has several variants. The surname may refer to
- Alexander Bovin (1930–2004), Soviet and Russian journalist, political scientist and diplomat
- Birthe Bovin (1906–1980), Danish painter
- Doug Bovin, American politician
- Elena Bovina (born 1983), Russian tennis player
- Johan Anton Bovin (1823–1894), jurist and member of the Swedish parliament
- Karl Bovin (1907–1985), Danish painter, husband of Birthe
- Karl Emil Bovin (1868–1962), Swedish physician
- Knut Adolf Bovin (1853–1926), landscape architect, landscape gardener, publicist and writer
- Oleg Bovin (born 1946), Russian water polo player
This page lists people with the surname Bovin.
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