Commander
Discover the renowned Commanders, influential leaders, and military strategists who have shaped history. Explore their accomplishments, contributions, and impact on the world.
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Dmitriy Goryachkin
 DiveRussian paramedic, Hero of Labor
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Yason
 GreeceSon of Lycophron, who established a tyranny in the Thessalian city of Pherae at the end of the 5th century.
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Ahmad Shah Massoud
 AfghanistanField commander
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Antuan Druo
 FranceCount, baron, division general.
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Nikolay Klich
Soviet military leader, lieutenant general of artillery (1940).
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Genghis Khan
 MongoliaCommander
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Bela Miklosh
 HungaryHungarian military leader
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Pavel Tsitsianov
 RussiaPrince, Russian military leader
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Franz Galder
 GermanyChief of the fascist General Staff
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Petr Baladin
Russia Lieutenant General.
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Fedor Pahalchuk
 UkraineSoviet military leader, Hero of the Soviet Union (1944), rear admiral,
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Quintus Publilius Philo
 ItalyRoman general
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Lucjan Zeligowski
 Great BritainPolish general and politician
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Biro Dayan
 IsraelIsraeli military leader, partisan, veteran of World War II.
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Gustav Vitershteym
Germany Commander of the XIV Tank Corps.
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Henry Rawlinson
Great Britain English Full General (1916).
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Franz Lassy
 AustriaAn outstanding Austrian military leader, field marshal, son of Russian field marshal Peter Lassi.
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Mohammad Reza Zahedi
 IranIranian military commander, brigadier general
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Mikhail Kurbsky-Karamysh
Dive Prince and voivode in the service of the Moscow princes Ivan III and Vasily III
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John Dill
Great Britain British Field Marshal (1941).
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Liu Bochen
 ChinaChinese Marshal
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Ettore Bastico
Italy Italian military and statesman, Marshal of Italy
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Alexander Tsvilenev
Russia Russian commander during the Napoleonic Wars
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Halil Kut
 TurkeyMilitary and political figure of the Ottoman Empire, uncle of the Minister of War Enver Pasha
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Etien Nansuti
France Count, division general.
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Vladimir Shokorov
Russia Major General (28.11.1914). Lieutenant General (16.07.1918).
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Zhuge Liang
China Chinese military leader and chancellor of the state of Shu
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Valdemaras Rupsys
 LithuaniaCommander of the Lithuanian Armed Forces since 2019
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Viktor Chernavyn
Russia Major General of the General Staff, participant in the White movement.
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Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
Roman general
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Jan Zizka
 CzechCzech commander, one of the leaders of the Hussite movement, national hero of the Czech Republic
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Janko Vukotic
 MontenegroMontenegrin military leader, voivode
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Ludwig Wolzogen
Germany German military leader, officer of the Württemberg army, major general
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Vasiliy Gabayev
 GeorgiaRussian and Georgian military leader.
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Thomas (Tom) Barry
 IrelandIrish military leader
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Mykolas Velykis
Russian and Lithuanian serviceman, brigadier general
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Wladyslaw Sikorski
 PolandPolish military leader and politician
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Fransua Curial
France Count (22.3.1814), Baron (6.6.1808), Divisional General (5.6.1809).
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Alibert Kesselring
Germany Nazi German field marshal
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Efim Chaplits
Russia Lieutenant General.
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Ali Taziev
Russia One of the leaders of the Caucasian militants, captured in 2010 in Ingushetia
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Lui II Burbon
France Prince, French commander.
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Mihail Kashin-Obolensky
Dive Prince, Chernihiv governor 1603
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Alfred Windisch-Gratz
Austria Austrian Field Marshal
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Sextus Afranius Burrus
Italy Roman military leader and statesman
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Alexander Magnus
 MacedoniaOne of the greatest military leaders and statesmen of the ancient world
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Thieu Van Nguyen
 VietnamMilitary leader and one of the presidents of South Vietnam.
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Gaya Gay
 AzerbaijanSoviet military leader, hero of the Civil War.
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Bertrand Du Guesclin
France Constable of France
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Louis Joseph Bourbon
France 3rd Duke of Vendôme, a French military leader during the reign of Louis XIV
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