Politics

Discover the most renowned politicians, past and present, who have shaped the world's political landscape. Explore the lives and achievements of iconic leaders, activists, and visionaries in our comprehensive directory of famous figures in politics.

Janis Lacplesis

City Council member, vice-mayor, mayor of Daugavpils

Croatian politician

Michel D'Ornano

French politician

Agenor Maria Goluchowski jr.

Austro-Hungarian politician and statesman, diplomat.

Dzintars Abikis

Teacher and politician

Sodnomyn Damdinbazar

Mongolian politician

Felix-Louis Calonder

Swiss politician, president

Aigar Shtokenbergs

Member of the Latvian Parliament

Finnish politician

German socialist politician

Veaceslav Iordan

Moldovan politician

New Zealand politician.

Legal Advisor to the German Command

American business consultant and Democratic politician

Leader of the CDU-CSU party in Germany

Arthur Henderson

British politician, Nobel Peace Prize laureate 1934 for his services in convening the World Disarmament Conference.

Ahmed Sekou Toure

First President of the Republic of Guinea (1958-84)

American motivational speaker, author, radio DJ, television host and politician

Commissioner for Competition Policy.

William Cavendish, 5th Duke of Devonshir

British aristocrat and politician

Anti-king of Germany (from 1314) and Duke of Austria (from 1308, under the name Frederick I) from the Habsburg dynasty.

Jean-Marie Le Pen

Former leader of the French National Front

Ukrainian politician and journalist

Soren Pedersen Jaabek

19th century Norwegian politician

King of Kent (616–640).

Ali-Mardan Topchibashev

Politician and publicist

Damdiny Suhe-Bator

political and statesman

Dominique Strauss-Kahn

French socialist politician, head of the International Monetary Fund

Paul-Henri Spaak

Italian singer, one of the famous tenors of the first half of the 20th century.

Charles-Gilbert Romme

French politician and mathematician

Petr Lucinschiy

The second President of Moldova (1996-2001). Predecessor: Mircea Snegur, successor: Vladimir Voronin.

Rachel Cohen-Kagan

Israeli politician and Zionist movement figure

Austrian politician, President of Austria from 1951 to 1957.

Karel Gavlichek-Borovskiy

Czech politician, poet, publicist; one of the founders of Czech journalism, satire and literary criticism.

George Robert Bulwer-Lytton

British politician

French politician

Fransua-Noel Babef

French communist.

American politician

First Deputy Mayor of Kyiv

Gennadiy Moskal

Ukrainian politician.

Second President of Turkey (1938-1950)

Canadian politician, lawyer, judge

Margrave of Austria (1141-1156), Duke of Austria (from 1156).

Alexander Volkov

Ukrainian politician

Jacob Bronnum Scavenius Estrup

Danish politician

King of Northumbria (670-685).

Marie-Josef Shenie

French playwright and politician.

Joachim Von Ribbentrop

Nazi politician and diplomat, serving as Foreign Minister from 1938-45, signed the 'Non-Aggression Pact' between Germany and the USSR

Torkuato Fernandes-Miranda

Political figure.

Turbiern Feldin

Swedish politician.

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