Famous People with Name Aleksandra

Aleksandra Delcheva            Origin/Culture/Country: Turkish

Aleksandra Delcheva: is a Bulgarian volleyball player. She currently plays for Union Stade Français-Saint-Cloud Paris in France.

Aleksandra Petrovna Korukovets            Origin/Culture/Country: Russian

Aleksandra Petrovna Korukovets: is an Russian volleyball player. She was a member of the national team that won the silver medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.

Aleksandra Pasynkova            Origin/Culture/Country: Russian

Aleksandra Pasynkova: is a female volleyball player from Russia. Her club debut was Uralochka.

Aleksandra Ziólkowska Boehm            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Aleksandra Ziólkowska Boehm: is a member of PEN American Center (New York), Fulbright Association (Washington, DC), SPP (Society of Polish Writers, Warsaw) and ZAIKS (Society of Artists, Warsaw), Kosciuszko Foundation (New York), Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America (New York), Union of Polish Writers Abroad (London). She resides in Wilmington, Delaware.Her books include: Blisko Wankowicza (Near Wankowicz; she served as personal assistant to writer Melchior Wankowicz from 1972–1974, and on his death he willed her his archives), Moje i zaslyszane (Mine and Overheard Stories), Kanada, Kanada..., Dreams and Reality (ISBN 0-9691756-0-4),The Roots Are Polish (ISBN 0-920517-05-6), Amerykanie z wyboru (Americans by Choice), Ulica Zólwiego Strumienia (Turtle Creek Boulevard), Podróze z moja kotka (Travels with my Cat), Kaja od Radoslawa, czyli historia Hubalowego Krzyza (Kaia, the Protector of the Hubal Cross - in December 2007, awarded the best book for 2006 by the Union of Polish Writers Abroad, London), "Otwarta rana Ameryki" (America's Open Wound).

Aleksandra Josifoska            Origin/Culture/Country: Serbia, Europe

Aleksandra Josifoska: is a Macedonian tennis player. She is the winner of three events organized by the International Tennis Federation, one in singles and two in doubles. Josifoska took part in the 2007 Eddie Herr International, organized by the IMG and the NBTA, and lost in