Editing Dnipro (section)

==Notable people==
[[File:Hpb.jpg|thumb|140px|[[Helena Blavatsky]], 1877]]
[[File:1991 CPA 6314.jpg|thumb|140px|USSR stamp, centenary of [[Sergei Prokofiev]], 1991]]
[[File:Yulia Tymoshenko 2011.jpg|thumb|140px|[[Yulia Tymoshenko]], 2011]]
{{Further|:Category:People from Dnipro}}
{{See also|List of mayors and political chiefs of the Dnipro city administration}}

* [[Peter Arshinov]] (1886–1937) – Ukrainian anarchist revolutionary and intellectual, chronicled the history of the [[Makhnovshchina]], a stateless anarchist society in Ukraine.
* [[Helena Blavatsky]] (1831–1891) – founder of [[Theosophical Society]].<ref>{{Cite EB1911|wstitle= Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna |volume= 4 | page = 48 |short= 1}}</ref>
* [[Oles Honchar]] (1918–1995) – [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] writer and public figure and member of the [[Verkhovna Rada|Ukrainian parliament]].
* [[Oleksandr Turchynov]] (born 1964) – Former Secretary of the [[National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Turchynov becomes secretary of Ukraine's NSDC |url=https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/240095.html |access-date=2024-03-05 |website=Interfax-Ukraine |language=en}}</ref>
* [[Gennadiy Bogolyubov]] (born 1961/1962) – Ukrainian-Cypriot-Israeli billionaire businessman, [[Privat Group]].
* [[Valentyn Reznichenko]] (born 1972) – The [[Governor of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast]] 2020–2023.
* [[Borys Filatov]] (born 1972) – The current mayor of Dnipro.
* [[Yuriy Tkach]] (born 1983) Ukrainian comedian and actor.
* [[Kyrylo Tymoshenko]] (born 1989) Ukrainian politician who served as deputy [[Office of the President of Ukraine|Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine]] 2019–2023.
* [[Viktor Chebrikov]] (1923–1999) – head of the [[KGB]] 1982–1988.
* [[Dmytro Derevytskyy]] (born 1973) – Ukrainian entrepreneur
* [[Katherine Esau]] (1898–1997) German-American botanist.
* [[Vsevolod Garshin]] (1855–1888) – Russian author of short stories.
* [[Helen Gerardia]] (1903–1988) – American painter.<ref name=SI1>{{cite web |title=Helen Gerardia |url=http://americanart.si.edu/collections/search/artist/?id=1779 |website=Smithsonian American Art Museum |publisher=[[Smithsonian Institution]] |access-date=2 January 2016}}</ref>
* [[Linor Goralik]] (born 1975) [[flash fiction]] author, poet and essayist.
* [[Ilya Kabakov]] (born 1933) – Russian–American conceptual artist.
* [[Pavlo Khazan]] (born 1974) – Ukrainian ecologist and politician.
* [[Ihor Kolomoyskyi]] (born 1963 – U.S.-indicted Ukrainian-Cypriot-Israeli billionaire businessman, [[Privat Group]].
* [[Leonid Kogan]] (1924–1982) – violinist.
* [[Yuri Krasny]] (born 1946) — educational theorist.
* [[Victor Kravchenko (defector)|Victor Kravchenko]] (1905–1966) Soviet defector.
* [[Valerii Kryshen]] (born 1955) – scientist, doctor of medicine and professor.
* [[Leonid Kuchma]] (born 1938) – [[President of Ukraine]] in 1994–2005.
* [[Ihor Lachenkov]] (born 1999) – Influencer, blogger and volunteer.
* [[Leonid Levin]] (born 1948) Soviet-American mathematician and computer scientist.
* [[Lera Loeb]] (born {{circa|1979}} – 1980) – fashion blogger and publicist.
* [[Konstantin Lopushansky]] (born 1947) – film director, film theorist and author.
* [[Pavlo Matviienko]] (born 1973) – politician and entrepreneur.
* [[Marina Maximillian Blumin|Marina Maximilian]] (born 1987) – Israeli singer-songwriter and actress.
* [[Yuriy Meshkov]] (1945–2019) – [[President of Crimea]], 1994–1995.
* [[Igor Morozov (baritone)|Igor Morozov]] (born 1948) – baritone opera singer.
* [[David Nachmansohn]] (1899–1983) – a German-Jewish biochemist.
* [[Viktor Petrov]] (1894–1969) – Ukrainian existentialist writer, pen names ''V. Domontovych'' and ''Viktor Ber.''
* [[Gregor Piatigorsky]] (1903–1976) American classical cellist.
* [[Viktor Pinchuk]] (born 1960) – [[business oligarch]].
* [[Sergei Prokofiev]] (1891–1953) – composer, pianist and conductor.
* [[Boris Sagal]] (1923–1981) – American television and film director.
* [[Daniel Sakhnenko]] (1875–1930) — Ukrainian filmmaker and director.
* [[Menachem Mendel Schneerson]]{{citation needed|date=January 2024}} (1902–1994) – the ''"Lubavitcher Rebbe",'' headed the [[Chabad]] Movement.
* [[Moses Schönfinkel]] (1888–1942) – a Russian logician and mathematician.
* [[Oleg Tsaryov]] (born 1970) – politician and separatist leader of [[Novorossiya (confederation)|Novorossiya]] in 2014.
* [[Yulia Tymoshenko]] (born 1960) – Prime Minister of Ukraine in 2005 and 2007–10, and candidate in the [[2010 Ukrainian presidential election]].
* [[Olena Vaneeva]] (born 1982) – mathematician and vice head of the [[NASU Institute of Mathematics]].
* [[Alexander Pavlovich Vasiliev]] – (1894–ca.1944), an Orthodox, later Greek-Catholic, priest.
[[File:Igor Olshansky crop.jpg|thumb|140px|[[Igor Olshansky]], 2011]]
[[File:Olesya Povh Paris 2011.jpg|thumb|140px|[[Olesya Povh]], 2011]]

=== Sport ===
* [[Oksana Baiul]] (born 1977) – [[1994 Winter Olympics]] [[figure skating]] gold medalist
* [[Anatoliy Demyanenko]] (born 1959) – Ukrainian football coach and former football defender.
* [[Artem Dolgopyat]] (born 1997) – Israeli artistic gymnast (Olympic medalist, second in world championships)
* [[Marharyta Dorozhon]] (born 1987) – Ukrainian/Israeli Olympic [[javelin throw]]er
* [[Kyrylo Fesenko]] (born 1986) – [[NBA]] basketball player
* [[Inessa Kravets]] (born 1966) – long jumper and triple jumper
* [[Yaroslava Mahuchikh]] (born 2001) – high jumper
* [[Igor Olshansky]] (born 1982) – [[NFL]] defensive tackle
* [[Olesya Povh]] (born 1987) – Olympic bronze medalist runner
* [[Oleh Protasov]] (born 1964) – former Ukrainian footballer
* [[Inna Ryzhykh]] (born 1985) – professional triathlete
* [[Adel Tankova]] (born 2000) – Ukrainian-born Israeli Olympic figure skater
* [[Oleg Tverdokhleb]] (1969–1995) – athlete, 400-metre hurdles
* [[Tatiana Volosozhar]] (born 1986) – figure skating Olympic gold medalist, [[2014 Winter Olympic Games|2014]]