General

Major General, hero of the storming of Tashkent in 1865

General, Chief of Staff of the US Armed Forces

German airborne general during World War II.

An American general who was credited with inventing baseball. However, as modern research has shown, he did not actually invent it, but simply introduced rules to a game that had been known since the late 18th century and turned it into a sporting event.

Prussian artillery general, military writer from the Hohenlohe family.

Israeli military and political figure

Major General in the Israel Defense Forces, Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories from 2009 to 2014

Austrian Field Marshal

Serbian General, Minister of War of Serbia

Engineer-general, one of the heroes of the Crimean War

Polish revolutionary, general.

Polish General

American lawyer and Confederate general during the American Civil War.

Polish revolutionary, general.

Brigadier General, United States Air Force

Austrian and Russian general, participant in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars

Slovak astronomer, politician, French army general

Russian general, participant in the Turkestan campaigns and the First World War

Retired US Army General

Major General, Hero of the Soviet Union

Canadian soldier of Irish descent, major general.

Afghan military and political figure, general

Polish general

A career military officer and general in the Union Army in the American Civil War

Lieutenant General, participant in the War of 1812

Spanish general.

German Colonel General during World War II

General Ensign of the Army of the Ukrainian People's Republic

Czechoslovak division general, Slovak by nationality.

German officer, participant in the First and Second World Wars, infantry general

Lieutenant General

French general, participant in the Napoleonic Wars

One of the most famous English generals of the 19th century

Italian General

Spanish military and statesman

Slovak Brigadier General

Soviet military leader, lieutenant general of infantry

Bulgarian military leader, lieutenant general

American military general, considered the 'father' of the US Air Force.

Finnish Governor-General, General of Infantry.

German military leader, infantry general

German officer, general of tank troops

German officer, participant in World War II, major general

Lieutenant General of the Imperial Japanese Army

Bulgarian military leader, lieutenant general

General of the Confederate Army

Austro-Hungarian Field Marshal (1916), Count (1918).

American military leader, US Air Force general

Chief of the General Staff of the Czech Army

British general