Statesmen

Statesman of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Kazakh Soviet statesman

Literary scholar.

The first Lutheran administrator of the Prince-Bishopric of Lübeck

Soviet agrobiologist and breeder

Director of the US Missile Defense Agency

Animal rights and welfare advocate, writer.

American public figure

Honored Artist of the Russian Federation

Soviet statesman

Jewish activist

French politician and statesman

Italian condottiere, founder of the Sforza dynasty

American diplomat, first US ambassador to the Soviet Union. Back in 1919, he was sent to Moscow by President Woodrow WILSON to assess the situation of the Bolshevik government.

Norwegian politician and statesman

Queen of France.

An outstanding Soviet metallurgist, director of the Pervouralsk New Pipe Plant from 1954 to 1984

French politician

Leader of the Rif rebellion in Morocco

Polish statesman and political figure.

Polish and later Russian statesman

Romanian statesman

Romanian statesman and military leader

Somali politician

English publicist and pacifist, laureate of the 1933 Nobel Peace Prize for publications in defense of peace.

English statesman.

Political figure in the Republic of Moldova

French statesman

Albanian communist, prominent political figure of the NRA

Ukrainian nationalist, leader of the so-called Bulbovtsy

German politician

Statesman and military leader of Upper Volta

American radical economist, educator, writer, political activist

Writer.

German statesman

Portuguese king of the Braganza dynasty from 1656 to 1683

President of Lebanon from 1982 to 1988 and leader of the Kataeb Party.

Prime Minister of Iceland.

Soviet statesman and political figure

Creator and president of the unique project "National Book Center"

10th century historian, Bishop of Cremona.

French diplomat, engineer, author of the project and head of the construction of the Suez Canal

Muslim reformer, ideologist of pan-Islamism

Writer and political scientist, Russian political scientist, historian, lawyer, sociologist.

Albanian adventurer. Pretender. Claimed to be Emperor Peter III, an Albanian prince.

American lawyer and statesman.

Soviet statesman, diplomat

German scientist and statesman

Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Council of Crimea in 1994-1995

Ukrainian-Tatar politician