Politics

Austrian politician

American politician, US Senator from Iowa since January 2015

American politician

British politician

American politician

Ukrainian businessman, politician

Count of Goritz (under the name Meinhard IV) (1257-1271), Count of Tyrol (from 1257), Duke of Carinthia and Carniola (from 1286) from the Goritz-Tyrol dynasty.

Afghan political figure

American politician and lawyer

Belgian politician

State Duma Deputy (APG)

Persian-Tajik Soviet poet and political figure

Member of the Milli Majlis - the parliament of Azerbaijan of the third convocation, poet, writer, journalist.

Deputy of the State Duma (Unity)

Peruvian military and political figure.

Marquis, French writer, monarchist.

Politician

Ukrainian businessman, politician

Israeli political and military figure

Italian politician and economist

Israeli politician

Japanese diplomat and politician

Soviet state and party worker

Anglo-Irish politician, lawyer and judge

Soviet party worker

People's Deputy of Ukraine

Head of the Administration of Krasnodar Krai

Irish singer and politician

German politician (Centre Party).

Austrian politician

South Ossetian political figure

Former Prime Minister of Poland, twin brother of Lech Kaczynski

American politician.

Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of Ukraine since 1996.

1st Earl Attlee was a British Labour Party politician and Prime Minister from 1945 to 1951.

Danish politician and statesman

Businessman and politician, son of UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan.

Canadian politician

General Secretary of the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam

Dutch politician

Maltese politician

Polish politician

Politician, was the eighth Prime Minister of Canada

Greek politician, Prime Minister 1981-89 and 1993-96

Belgian politician

Canadian politician

French Trotskyist, leader of the International Communist Current in the Workers' Party.

British liberal politician, lawyer and literary historian; Queen's Counsel and Member of the British Privy Council

French politician and statesman who, from 20 December 1848 to 31 October 1849, as Prime Minister, headed the cabinet of ministers of the Second Republic.

Mongolian politician, leader of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party.