Berlinsky

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Berliński, Berlinski, Berlinsky (Polish: Berliński, Russian: Берлинский, Ukrainian: Берли́нський, f. Берлінська) is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Berliński, Berlinski, Berlinsky
Family name
Region of origin	Poland, Germany, Ukraine, Russia
Language(s) of origin	Slavic
Related names	Berlin (surname) Berliner (surname)

Berliński

Bogdan Berliński (born 1937, Rybnik), Polish speedway rider^[1]
- Mirosław Berliński (born 1960, Rybnik), Polish speedway rider, son of Bogdan^[2]
Herman Berlinski (1910, Leipzig - 2001, Washington D.C.), an Orthodox Jewish German-American composer, organist of Polish origin
Hirsch Berlinski (Polish: Hersz Berliński, pseudonyms: Herszek, Jeleń; 1908, Łódź - 1944, Warsaw), a Jewish activist^[3]
David Berlinski (born 1942, New York City), an American educator and author of several books on mathematics
Mischa Berlinski (born 1973, New York), a Jewish American author
Norbert Stanisław Berliński (born 1938, Równe), Polish engineer^[4]
Rafał Berliński (born 1976, Płock), a Polish footballer
Tova Berlinski (born 1915, Oświęcim), Israeli painter of Polish origin^[5]

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Berlinsky

Dmitriy Berlinsky (Russian: Дмитрий Берлинский), an international solo violinist, chamber musician and music teacher
Valentin (Aleksandrovich) Berlinsky (Romanian: Валентин Александрович Берлинский; 1925, Irkutsk - 2008), a Russian cellist

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