| Info | Name |
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| Soviet dictator, oversaw the 'Great Purge' | |
| 'Iron Lady', British Prime Minister during the Falklands War | |
| Two-time Swedish Prime Minister, shot dead in office 1986 | |
| Yugoslav partisan leader and statesman, co-founder of the non-align movement | |
| Longest serving Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, in office during reunification | |
| Romanian military dictator, aligned with Germany in World War II | |
| French General and President, led the 'Free French Forces' | |
| Polish President and co-founder of Solidarnosc, won Nobel Peace Prize in 1983 | |
| Two-time Prime Minister of Italy, murdered by the 'Red Brigades' in 1978 | |
| East German communist leader for 21 years, ordered the construction of the Berlin Wall | |
| Turkish revolutionary, founder and first President of modern Turkey | |
| Czechoslovak dissident, President of the Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic | |
| Prime Minister of Portugal, long time leader of right wing dictatorship | |
| British Prime Minister at the outbreak of World War II, best known for appeasement policy towards Nazi Germany | |
| Romanian communist dictator, overthrown in bloody revolution 1989 | |
| | Info | Name |
|---|
| Norwegian Fascist, Head of collaboration regime in World War II | |
| First socialist and Jewish Prime Minister of France, leader of the left wing 'Popular Front' | |
| Last leader of the Soviet Union, initiated 'Glasnost' and 'Perestroika' | |
| Two-time President of Czechoslovakia, first resigned following the 'Munich agreement', in 1948 disempowered by the communists | |
| Leader of Italian fascism, annected Albania and Ethiopia, aligned himself with Nazi Germany | |
| British Prime Minister during 'Suez Crisis', successor of Winston Churchill | |
| Last leader of communist Poland, head of the ruling military regime 1981-1983 | |
| Greek military leader, came to power in coup d'etat in 1967 | |
| German dictator, mainly responsible for war in Europe and Holocaust | |
| Ruler of the Soviet Union for 18 years, under his leadership the Warsaw Pact invaded Czechoslovakia and USSR invaded Afghanistan | |
| Austrian authoritarian chancellor, killed by Austrian Nazis | |
| Last Serbian communist leader, President of Yugoslavia, accused of war crimes | |
| Hungarian reforming communist, deposed after Soviet troops crushed Hungarian uprising in 1956 | |
| Long-time leader of the French Socialist Party, President of France from 1981-1995 | |
| Spanish dictator, ruled the country for 36 years after winning civil war | |
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