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Stanislav Petrov (1939-2017), "the man who saved the world", was a lieutenant colonel in the Soviet Air Defense Forces. He was monitoring the Oko nuclear early-warning system when it malfunctioned on September 26, 1983. He correctly judged the report of an incoming U.S. missile to be a false alarm, and his decision not to launch a retaliatory strike, against orders, is credited with preventing a nuclear war.
People named Stanislav are usually given the nickname Stanley.
In Ellis Island, this name was often changed to Stanley.
A famous bearer of the name is Stanislav Grunnman (or John Parry) from the His Dark Materials Series by Philip Pullman.
Stasys, a Lithuanian form of Stanislav is, to my knowledge, not mentioned often on this website. I am awed at the process a handful of early European names is transformed into these scores of beautiful names passing through generations of varied cultures, including Stasys.
Lithuanians were said to treasure their lifestyle. During Soviet occupation, they preserved their traditions. Learning Russian by necessity, they could have abandoned the ancient ways of their ancestors to modernize with so many other Eastern European states. Rather, they emerged with the skills to blend yet remain Lithuanian in culture, language, and independence.
Please contribute if you know more on the transformation of the name Stanislav into the Lithuanian May 7th Name Day "Stasys."
Stanislav Kritsyuk is a Russian professional footballer who plays for FC Krasnodar as a goalkeeper.
The name Stanislav was given to fifteen baby boys born in the U.S. in 2013.
Stano Mikita, hockey player, born 20th May 1940 in Sokolče.
Famous bearers:
Hockey player Stan Mikita (real name is Guoth)
Actor Stanislav Zindulka
Actor Stanislav Sadalskiy
Writer Stanislav Rudolf
Director Stanislav Güntner
Writer Stanislav Kostka Neumann
Actor Stanislav Neumann
Actor Stano Dančiak
Actor Stanislav Fišer
Actor Stanislav Štěpka
Actor Stanislav Tříska
Stanislav Ianveski played Viktor Krum in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
Pet forms of Stanislav are Standa, Stano, Stáňa, Stanley, Stanko, Staněk, Staša, Stach, Slávek, Slavo.
"Stan" is (may)be and "slava" is glory, fame. So Stanislav means "to be famous".

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