Haiduk
The name Haiduk or Gaiduk in Russian is derived from the Heiducken in its various spellings (also Hajduk or Hayduk ) .
Well-known namesake are:
- Adolf Heyduk (1835–1923), Czech poet
- Alfons Hayduk (1900–1972), German teacher and author
- Anja Hajduk (* 1963), German politician (Bündnis90 / Die Grünen)
- August Hajduk (1880 – after 1930), Austro-Hungarian graphic artist, portrait painter and illustrator
- Frankie Hejduk (* 1974), American football player
- John Hejduk (1929–2000), American architect
- Jurij Hajduk (* 1985), Ukrainian luge rider
- Lubina Hajduk-Veljković (* 1976), German writer and translator (Sorbian language)
- Irena Haiduk (* 1982), Serbian performance artist
- Manfred Haiduk (* 1929), German literary scholar
- Milan Hejduk (* 1976), Czech ice hockey player
- Pawel Gaiduk (* 1976), Kazakh ski jumper
- Peter Hayduk (* 1953), German soccer player
- Serhij Hajduk (* 1963), Ukrainian rear admiral
- Stacy Haiduk (* 1968), American actress
- Vitaly Haiduk (* 1957) Ukrainian politician and entrepreneur
As artist name:
- Haiducii (* 1977), Romanian singer
In sports:
- FK Hajduk Kula , Serbian football club
- HNK Hajduk Split , Croatian football club
- Hajduk Stadium , FK Hajduk Kula football stadium
See also:
