Statesmen

Statesmen: biographies of political and public figures, their careers, major decisions and influence on government, society and historical events.

Polovtsian Khan

William Tindale

English reformer, translator of the New Testament and Pentateuch

James Eric Drummond

British diplomat

Prior of the Knights of Malta in Portugal (with residence in Crato)

Edward Clarendon

English statesman

Duke of Naples in 840

Serik Burkitbaev

Kazakh statesman, President of JSC KazMunayGas

Ukrainian businessman and politician

George Washington Campbell

American statesman

Aal-Sadr Muqtada

Leader of the Mahdi Army paramilitary group

Marina Smirnova

Russian and Transnistrian political figure

Leader of the youth organization of the Justice party, press secretary of the party.

Ruslan Alikhadzhiev

One of the leaders of the self-proclaimed Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, a field commander

Norwegian communist movement activist

Ukrainian politician and statesman

Alexey Goncharuk

Ukrainian lawyer and politician, Prime Minister of Ukraine since August 29, 2019

Amr Mohammed Moussa

Former Secretary General of the Arab League

American activist and writer known for his work in the field of LGBT activism

Godefroy Blonay

Swiss baron, member of the International Olympic Committee

Agricultural economist

Soviet party and government figure

Virgilius Chyapaytis

Lithuanian translator, public and political figure.

Monica Fernandez Balboa

Mexican statesman and politician

African-American abolitionist, humanitarian, and spy.

Nikolaj Kalachov

A learned historian and lawyer, senator

Ancient Greek politician and reformer of Athens

Ignatiy Kolakovsky

Polish and Belarusian poet, teacher

Alexander Obrenovich

King of Serbia from 1889 to 1903

Friedrich Schorlemmer

German Lutheran theologian

Carl Koschutzki

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

Artemiy Aivazov

Armenian doctor, deputy of the 1st State Duma, member of the cadet faction.

George Grenville

British statesman.

Italian writer and politician

Dutch ideologist of fascism in the 1930s

British author and business consultant

Vilnius printer, publisher, bookseller.

Walter Lippmann

American essayist, political commentator, author of the original concept of public opinion/

Robert Livingston

US representative at the talks with France

Daniil Galitckiy

Prince of the Galician-Volyn lands, politician, diplomat and commander, son of Prince Roman Mstislavich, from the Galician branch of the Rurikovich family

Pyatras Vileyshis

Lithuanian public and political figure.

North American statesman

Daniel Birnbaum

Swedish art critic, curator, art historian

Mitrofan Bogaevskiy

Founder of the "Don Civil Council"

Czechoslovak historian, musicologist, literary critic, statesman.

Moldavian Soviet art critic

Michael Spookshow

Fashion blogger, known for his project hisblackdress.com ('His Black Dress').

Mahfoud Ali Beiba

Acting Chairman of the Revolutionary Council of the self-proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic

Jeanne Labourbe

Organizer of the French Communist Group in Moscow

Scientist, writer, speaker, social activist and activist.

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