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Vladimir is a name of ancient Slavic origin that has become one of the central names in Eastern European and Russian culture. The name is composed of two linguistic elements: "vlad" meaning "ruler" or "one who possesses power", and "mir" meaning "peace", "world" or "community". The combined meaning of the name is "ruler of peace" or "one who has dominion over the world", reflecting values of leadership, power and aspiration for peace. The name carries with it a legacy of hundreds of years of Slavic history, representing figures of kings, princes and leaders who influenced culture and society in Eastern Europe. During the twentieth century, the name Vladimir spread beyond the traditional boundaries of the Slavic world and reached Jewish communities in Europe and the Middle East as well. Many Jews living in Russia, Ukraine and other countries in the region adopted the name as part of their integration into local culture, while maintaining their Jewish identity. In Israel, the name Vladimir holds special significance among immigrants from the former Soviet Union, symbolizing the connection to their cultural and family roots. The name represents a bridge between worlds - between Slavic tradition and life in Israel, testifying to the cultural richness of Israel's multicultural society. Bearers of the name Vladimir are often characterized by a strong personality, natural leadership abilities and a desire to influence their environment. The name carries an energy of determination, courage and the ability to make difficult decisions. In Slavic tradition, the name is associated with figures of heroes and leaders who led their people during times of crisis and succeeded in bringing prosperity and stability. Today, the name Vladimir is common among people in various fields - from politicians and businesspeople to artists and intellectuals, and it continues to carry the profound meaning of power, peace and responsible leadership.

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Vladimir | Vlad | Volodya

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In Kabbalah, the name Vladimir carries an energy of spiritual leadership and connection between worlds. The component "mir" corresponds to the concept of wholeness and unity, reminiscent of the Kabbalistic idea of tikkun olam (repairing the world). The name symbolizes the ability to lead while maintaining balance between spiritual and material power.

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Vladimir Putin - President of Russia | Vladimir Lenin - Leader of the Bolshevik Revolution | Vladimir Nabokov - Novelist and poet | Vladimir Horowitz - Renowned pianist | Vladimir Jabotinsky - Zionist leader

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