Statesmen

President of Mali from June 8, 1992 to June 8, 2002

Belarusian statesman

9th Khagan of the Gokturk - Turkic Khaganate

English politician and judge, Lord Chancellor

Soviet statesman and military leader

English nobleman, favorite and close friend of Queen Elizabeth I

American figure in the US communist movement in the forties

Former Secretary General of the Arab League

Participant of the White movement in Belarus

German writer and thinker

Latvian statesman, diplomat

Belgian musicologist

King of Mercia

New Zealand politician and statesman

Director of the joint-stock company "Agrocompany "Svoboda""

Former Minister of Education of the Republic of South Ossetia

Honored Artist of the Russian Federation

American Senator, John's brother. Died after an assassination attempt during the presidential election campaign on June 5. He left behind a widow, Ethel, with 11 children in her arms (the last one was born after Robert’s death).

French politician

The fourth Ilkhan of the Ilkhanate (1284-1291)

US statesman.

Kazakh statesman, diplomat

German military leader.

Soviet party and statesman, Uzbek writer

President of the France Presse news agency

Azerbaijani Ashug of the 20th century

Head of the Main Customs Administration

German writer and amateur archaeologist.

Count, Italian statesman, diplomat.

Leader of the "Slavic Power" movement

Writer, local historian, statistician and bibliographer, everyday life researcher

Leader of the Parn tribe

Ukrainian political figure, leader of racist and neo-Nazi organizations

Brazilian statesman

Azerbaijani statesman

Ukrainian lawyer, Doctor of Law, Professor

One of the leaders of the Communist Party of China

American activist

Soviet and Azerbaijani statesman and party figure, diplomat

Italian diplomat and cardinal

Ilkhan of the Hulaguid state (1295-1304), eldest son of Arghun, grandson of Abaga.

Somali political and military figure. Brigadier General, member of the Politburo of the Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party, Minister of National Security (1980-1981), Minister of the Interior (1984-1988 and 1989-1990) of the Somali

Ukrainian industrialist and scientist, Hero of Ukraine

Associate of Dudayev.

Political figure of the Bogd Khan Mongolia period

Syrian politician

Guinean politician

Israeli statesman

Armenian statesman and political figure.

The first Lutheran administrator of the Prince-Bishopric of Lübeck