Famous People with Name Filip

Filip Meirhaeghe            Origin/Culture/Country: Dutch

Filip Meirhaeghe: is a Belgian racing cyclist. His primary focus was in mountain bike racing, however, he has also taken part in elite road, cyclo-cross and track cycling. He has won four Mountain Bike World Championships medals, one Olympic medal and a total of eleven mou

Filip Jan Rymsza            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Filip Jan Rymsza: is a Polish-born filmmaker and short story writer.

Filip Bernadowski            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Filip Bernadowski: is a Polish ice dancer. His younger brother Maciej Bernadowski is also a competitive skater.Between 1997 and 2001, he competed with partner Aleksandra Kauc. They were two-time Polish bronze medalists and competed at the World Figure Skating Championships, the European Figure Skating Championships, and the World Junior Figure Skating Championships.The couple worked with Maria Olszewska-Lelonkiewicz. They had previously trained under Bernadowski's mother, Bozena Bernadowska, a skating coach in Poland.

Filip Zalevski            Origin/Culture/Country: Ukrainian

Filip Zalevski: is a Ukrainian pair skater. He began representing Bulgaria internationally with Nina Ivanova in 2008. They placed 6th at the 2008 Golden Spin of Zagreb.

Filip Callimachus            Origin/Culture/Country: Polish

Filip Callimachus: was an Italian humanist and writer.He was later teacher of the children of the Polish King Casimir IV Jagiellon and took part in diplomatic missions. In 1474 he was named royal secretary, in 1476 he served as ambassador to Constantinople, and in 1486 he became the king's representative in Venice. With the accession to the Polish throne of his former pupil as John I of Poland, his influence peaked. In his writings he argued for the reinforcement of the king's power at the expense of the aristocracy. In Cracow, he joined Conrad Celtis' Sodalitas Vistuliana. Callimachus wrote poems and prose in Latin, and is best remembered for his biographies of Bishop Zbigniew Olesnicki, bishop Gregory of Sanok, and King Wladyslaw III of Poland.