Cognomen Воскресенский (Воскресенский 
, Woskressenski 
, Voskresenski 
, along with others...) , in the entire world, is quite a common surname. The cognomen Воскресенский is habitual in Russia, where it is quite a rare surname, Belarus, and Lithuania, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.
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| Воскресенский | Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan |
| Woskressenski | Argentina |
| Voskresenski | United States, Greece, Bulgaria |
| Voskresensky | Ukraine, Canada, Australia, Russia, United States |
| Voskresenskiy | Ukraine, Spain, Russia, United States, Bulgaria |
| Voskresenskii | Lithuania, Russia |
| Voskresenskij | Norway, United States, Lithuania |
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александр абрамович воскресенский Russian chemist and university teacher (1809-1880), RU (b. 1809) |
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| воскресенский, пётр герасимович RU (b. 1793) |
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воскресенский, сергей флегонтович Russian architect (1862-1933), RU (b. 1862) |
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воскресенский, дмитрий васильевич RU (b. 1869) |
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воскресенский, александр георгиевич RU (b. 1875) |
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| воскресенский, александр михайлович RU (b. 1828) |
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| воскресенский, александр григорьевич RU (b. 1835) |
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| григорий александрович воскресенский Russian theologist and philologist, RU (b. 1849) |
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воскресенский, павел иванович RU (b. 1894) |
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| воскресенский, флегонт флегонтович Soviet architect (1859-1926), RU (b. 1859) |
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| воскресенский, иван никанорович Russian metallurgist (1862-1943), RU (b. 1862) |
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| воскресенский, александр петрович RU (b. 1854) |
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михаил сергеевич воскресенский Russian pianist, RU (b. 1935) |
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| воскресенский, андрей владимирович RU (b. 1884) |
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| воскресенский, владимир константинович LV (b. 1894) |
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