# Emilija

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'''Emīlija''' or '''Emilija''' is a given name. Notable people with the name include:

*[Emilija Baranac](/source/Emilija_Baranac) (born 1994), Canadian actress and model
*[Emīlija Benjamiņa](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_Benjami%C5%86a) (1881–1941), Latvian businesswoman in publishing
*[Emilija Stojmenova Duh](/source/Emilija_Stojmenova_Duh) (born 1985), Macedonian-Slovenian electrical engineer and politician
*[Emilija Erčić](/source/Emilija_Er%C4%8Di%C4%87) (born 1962), former Yugoslav handball player
*[Emīlija Gruzīte](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_Gruz%C4%ABte) (1873–1945), Latvian painter
*[Emīlija Gudriniece](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_Gudriniece) (1920–2004), Soviet and Latvian chemist specializing in organic synthesis
*[Emilija Jakšić](/source/Emilija_Jak%C5%A1i%C4%87) (1924–1949), Serbian communist
*[Emilija Kokić](/source/Emilija_Koki%C4%87) (born 1968), Croatian singer
*[Emilija Manninen](/source/Emilija_Manninen) (born 1981), Estonian hurdler
*[Emilija Nikolova](/source/Emilija_Nikolova) (born 1991), Bulgarian volleyball player
*[Emilija Plater](/source/Emilija_Plater) (1806–1831), Polish–Lithuanian noblewoman and revolutionary
*[Emilija Podrug](/source/Emilija_Podrug) (born 1979), Croatian female basketball player
*[Emilija Redžepi](/source/Emilija_Red%C5%BEepi), Kosovan Bosniak politician in the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo
*[Emilija Škarnulytė](/source/Emilija_%C5%A0karnulyt%C4%97) (born 1987), visual artist and filmmaker
*[Emīlija Šmite](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_%C5%A0mite) (1899–1977), Latvian chess player
*[Emīlija Sonka](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_Sonka) (born 1939), former track and road cyclist from Latvia
*[Emilija Spudaitė-Gvildienė](/source/Emilija_Spudait%C4%97-Gvildien%C4%97) (1887–1965), Lithuanian educator and politician
*[Emilija Stoilovska](/source/Emilija_Stoilovska) (born 1994), Macedonian footballer
*[Emīlija Veinberga](/source/Em%C4%ABlija_Veinberga) (1896–1989), Latvian Communist politician
*[Emilija Vileišienė](/source/Emilija_Vilei%C5%A1ien%C4%97) (1861–1935), Lithuanian activist

==See also==
*[Emil (disambiguation)](/source/Emil_(disambiguation))
*[Emilia (disambiguation)](/source/Emilia_(disambiguation))

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