Political Leaders & Revolutionaries 25-36
12 entries in the Political Leaders & Revolutionaries compendium.
Political Leaders & Revolutionaries 25-36 — Era Chart
Desmond TutuSouth African Anglican bishop and anti-apartheid activist.Eduard ShevardnadzeSoviet foreign minister and Georgian president who resigned after the Rose Revolution.Eisaku SatōA former elite bureaucrat and member of the Yoshida school, he supported Keynesian economiEleanor RooseveltFirst lady, UN delegate, and human rights advocate.Elizabeth Cady StantonLeader of the U.S. women's rights movement.Ellen Johnson SirleafFirst elected female head of state in Africa.Emiliano ZapataMexican revolutionary leader of the agrarian Zapatista movement.Emir AbdelkaderAlgerian emir who led a resistance against the French and created a state occupying almostEmmeline PankhurstBritish activist who led the suffragette movement for women's voting rights.Enver PashaOttoman war minister, revolutionary, and convicted war criminal.Erich HoneckerEast German leader who oversaw the Berlin Wall.Ferdinand MarcosTenth president of the Philippines, ruled as a dictator under martial law.
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