Military

Russian naval commander, admiral.

Hungarian military leader, revolutionary

Fighter pilot

German submarine officer, lieutenant commander.

German submarine officer, captain 1st rank

German officer, colonel

Field Marshal General of the Luftwaffe

Wehrmacht officer, military and political figure of the GDR, major general

Baron, French admiral, East India privateer.

Fighter pilot

Soviet military leader, air marshal

Field Marshal from the influential Dutch princely family of Croix

Spartan commander

Divisional General from 19 July 1809. Holder of the titles: Baron (from 2 August 1808) and Count (from 25 August 1812) of the Empire (not confirmed).

Austrian soldier and skier

Russian and Soviet military leader, reserve division commander (1936).

Hero of the Soviet Union

Serbian terrorist, Soviet intelligence officer.

Lieutenant General

German military leader, major general

Italian General

Estonian general.

Squad commander of the 375th rifle regiment, Hero of the Soviet Union

American naval officer

State security official of the USSR and military official of Turkmenistan, army general

Spanish military leader during the Thirty Years' War

Russian general, diplomat, military orientalist, participant in the Central Asian campaigns.

Chief of Staff of the Savage Division, military pilot

Nazi, Hungarian nationalist

People's Doctor of Belarus

Soviet cosmonaut.

Last commandant of the Home Army.

German military officer, SS Obergruppenführer

Roman general

Baron, Austrian military leader.

US astronaut

Spanish statesman and military leader

French general, Minister of War,

Bulgarian military leader, infantry general

British Admiral

Carthaginian general.

Swedish military leader and diplomat

US Army General.

King of Sparta from 401 BC, military leader and diplomat

Hero of the Soviet Union

A militarist from the Fengtian clique, Governor-General of Heilongjiang in 1928-1931

Leader of the popular Anglo-Saxon resistance during the Norman Conquest of England.

Field Marshal, associate of Peter I

American Army General

Count, Prussian Field Marshal.