Family name Mitrofan (Митрофан 
, Mitrofan 
) , in the world, is quite a rare cognomen. The family name Mitrofan is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Romania, where it is quite a common surname, Moldova, where it is quite a rare surname, and Bulgaria. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Romania, Moldova, and Italy. Also, Mitrofan is the forename as well as the last name.
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mitrofan popov (b. 1843) |
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mitrofan grodzitsky politician (b. 1861) |
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mitrofan mikhailichenko politician (b. 1871) |
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| mitrofan sergeevich mazurin (b. 1834) |
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| mitrofan stepanovič ganin (b. 1839) |
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| mitrofan podhaluzin (b. 1841) |
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| mitrofan rajić HU (b. 1873) |
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| mitrofan moisiejew (b. 1894) |
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| mitrofan bojarincew FR (b. 1894) |
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| mitrofan syromiatnikow (b. 1908) |
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| mitrofan dawydow (b. 1911) |
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| ioan mitrofan Romanian historian, RO (b. 1929) |
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| mihai mitrofan Romanian swimmer, RO (b. 1931) |
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| mitrofan rostovt︠s︡ev (b. 1923) |
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| mitrofan cioban Moldovan mathematician, RO (b. 1942) |
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