Cognomen Wladislaw (Владислав 
, ולדיסלב 
, Wladislaw 
) , around the globe, is quite a common surname. The surname Wladislaw is habitual in Kyrgyzstan, where it is quite a common surname, Moldova, and Belarus, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. Much more prevalently, Wladislaw is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Владислав | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Azerbaijan |
| ולדיסלב | Israel |
| Wladislaw | Germany, Brazil, United States, Russia, France |
Ladislao, Ladislaus, Ladislav, Ladizlao, Laszlo, László, Uladzislau, Vlad, Vladislaus, Vladislav, Vladyslav, Vlagyiszlav, Wladislaus, Wladyslaw, Władek, Władisław, Władysław, Włodek, Włodzisław, Ładysław, Влад, Владик, Владыслав, Владіслав, Володислав, Ладислав, Ласло, Уладзіслаў, ולאד, לאסלו, فلاديسلاف, and 拉迪夫
| blanka wladislaw Brazilian chemist and scientist (1917-2012), BR (b. 1917) |
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Raz, Efimov, Hansen, Iwanow, Wagner, Sarodin, Sobczak, Schmidt, Schwarz, Schkarupa, Borecki, Lyatsky, Nowaczok, Neretin, Fedoriw, Kosloski, Rodionow, Lipinski, Hoeflich, Schneider, Baumgardt, Ostapiuck, Jozala, Littig, Leonov, Ritter, Deis, Gede, Haid, Otto, Wolf, Maier, Subow, Braun, Traut, Ellis, Warkentin, Faria, Unruh, Miller, Mitzel, Schulz, Schlik, Becker, Brandt, Kaiser, Konusch, Rivkin, Wiens, and Wisniewski