Statesmen

Military figure, corps commander (1935).

One of the founders of the Jewish defense organizations "Bar-Giora" and "Ha-Shomer"

British art dealer

Statesman

King of Carthage, who ruled in the early 5th century BC.

Volynian Orthodox nobleman, magnate, prince

German Egyptologist known as "the man who discovered Nefertiti"

Founder and first leader of the Ahnenerbe, professor

Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry since 2022

Israeli economist and public figure, long-time head of the Jewish National Fund

Public figure and publicist

Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Arizona

Court Marshal of the Russian Imperial Court, manager of the Court Quartermaster's Office.

Entrepreneur, former McKinsey employee, philanthropist.

Austrian statesman of Polish origin, Baron

Silesian public figure, zealous promoter of equal rights for the Polish and German populations in Prussian Silesia

British diplomat.

Polish socialist, PPS activist

War criminal, SS Obersturmbannführer.

French thinker

Canadian author of books and audio programs on business, sales management, self-realization, leadership

Ukrainian statesman, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine from September 2003 to February 2005.

King of the Picts from 834 to 836/837.

Leader of the Rif rebellion in Morocco

King of Osroene from 4 BC to 7 AD and in 13-50 AD, with the nickname Ukkama or Ukhomo, that is, "black". The 15th representative of the Osroene dynasty of the Abgarids, rulers of Osroene, with the capital in Edessa (Asia Minor). The Osroene kingdom was founded

Yugoslav and Macedonian statesman.

Count of Flanders in 1111-1119

Leader of the All-Ukrainian youth public organization "Student Brotherhood"

An Italian impresario who worked in St. Petersburg.

Latvian statesman, diplomat

The first ever Grand Master of the Teutonic Order in 1198-1200

Australian politician, Prime Minister (1975–1983).

African-American writer, documentary filmmaker, social activist

Polish statesman and party leader, the last 1st Secretary of the Central Committee of the PUWP; journalist.

President of Estonia since 2001.

Korean public figure of the Joseon era.

German scientist, merchant and navigator

Voivode of Ivan III and his son Vasily

Manager of the German castle Neuschwanstein.

Captain of the sunken cruise ship Costa Concordia

Russian naval theorist and historian

German musicologist

Speaker of the New York City Council.

Canadian politician and stateswoman

Cultural figure of Transcarpathia

Head of the British Royal Bartenders' Association

Last Grand Master of the Teutonic Order and first Duke of Prussia

Armenian statesman.

Former White House employee, friend of Monica Lewinsky

American educator, lawyer, financier and politician.