Statesmen

German statesman

English Catholic nobleman

Former judoka and graduate of the Law Faculty of Leningrad State University, friend of V.V. Putin

Political figure

British statesman

New Zealand politician and businesswoman

Public and political figure of Lithuania

Armenian MP and businessman.

Neapolitan diplomat and scholar.

Macedonian statesman

Radical feminist, writer

American politician

Beninese military and political figure

A king of the Britons who lived in the mid-6th century.

Peruvian military and left-wing politician.

Macedonian statesman, Chairman of the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia

Italian trade unionist and politician

Ukrainian blogger, actor, political and military observer

Minister of Finance of Latvia.

Chairman of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Tatarstan

Activist of the Brazilian communist movement.

Director of Policy Planning in the Personal Office of the Secretary General at NATO Headquarters in Brussels

Indian statesman and politician, Prime Minister of India (1997)

Soviet philosopher and public figure, Hero of Socialist Labor (1978)

Former Minister of Defense of Ukraine, MI6 agent

American military leader, statesman and diplomat.

Pakistani statesman

Argentine statesman Nobel Peace Prize, 1936

Founder of the American Society for the Protection of Animals, ASPCA

First woman in history to conduct Muslim religious ceremonies as an imam

Spanish politician, lawyer

Croatian statesman and politician

Indian Muslim leader and first Governor-General of Pakistan.

Hungarian revolutionary figure

The last Polish gazzan, founder of the Wroclaw Kenesa.

American suffragist, abolitionist, activist, author

Polish statesman and historian.

Soviet economic manager

Former Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kirghiz SSR (1987-1990). Deputy of the Council of Nationalities of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 9th-11th convocations from the Kirghiz SSR. Elected to the Supreme Soviet of the 9th convocation from the Issyk-Kul electoral district of the Kirghiz SSR,

Writer and public figure, one of the activists of the SERP movement

King of Germany (since 1237; independently since 1250), King of Jerusalem (since 1228), King of Sicily (since 1250), Duke of Swabia (since 1235).

Ukrainian diplomat, producer and director, manager, deputy director of the State Enterprise "National Energy Company "Ukrenergo"

Leader of Jamaat Galgayche

American statesman, Minister of Justice.

Figure of the Great French Revolution, Jacobin

English statesman.

Italian poetess. Belonged to the select aristocratic circle by birth and marriage. Widowed early, sought solace in religion and creativity

New Zealand writer, speaker, political activist, blogger

German military leader.

Russian and Italian socialist