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The best-known political leaders in our archive, ranked by historical popularity.
1,471 politicians in our database, ranked by historical popularity. Page 10 of 30.
Most common birth month
October
136 of 1,471 were born in October
Living vs deceased
684 / 787
46% are still living
Most common nationality
American
177 people, 12% of the list
Editor-written profiles
295
20% have a full original profile so far
The ranked list (from #451)
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Makarios IIIOrthodox archbishop who became the first president of independent Cyprus.Cypriot · Born August 13, 1913 · Died August 3, 1977View profile - 452
Mohammad ShahabuddinFormer judge who was elected unopposed as president of Bangladesh in 2023 as the Awami League's nominee.Bangladeshi · Born December 10, 1949View profile - 453
Eleftherios VenizelosGreek statesman who served several terms as prime minister and led the expansion of Greece's territory after the Balkan Wars.🇬🇷Greek · Born August 23, 1864 · Died March 18, 1936View profile - 454
Alexei RykovBolshevik who succeeded Lenin as chairman of the Council of People's Commissars, later executed after being tried in Stalin's purges.🇷🇺Soviet · Born February 13, 1881 · Died March 15, 1938View profile - 455
Manuel NoriegaMilitary strongman who ruled Panama until the 1989 United States invasion, and was later jailed for drug trafficking and money laundering.Panamanian · Born February 11, 1934 · Died May 29, 2017View profile - 456
Fritz SauckelNazi official who, as plenipotentiary for labour deployment, organised forced labour across occupied Europe and was hanged after the Nuremberg trials.🇩🇪German · Born October 27, 1894 · Died October 16, 1946View profile - 457
John McCainArizona senator and former prisoner of war in Vietnam who won the 2008 Republican presidential nomination before losing to Barack Obama.🇺🇸American · Born August 29, 1936 · Died August 25, 2018View profile - 458
Stjepan MesićServed two terms as president of Croatia, steering the country towards European Union membership after the Tuđman era.🇭🇷Croatian · Born December 24, 1934View profile - 459
Jean-Claude JunckerLed the European Commission as president after nearly two decades as prime minister of Luxembourg.🇱🇺Luxembourgish · Born December 9, 1954View profile - 460
Rafiq HaririBusinessman who became Lebanese prime minister and led the postwar rebuilding of Beirut before his assassination in 2005.🇱🇧Lebanese · Born November 1, 1944 · Died February 14, 2005View profile - 461
F. W. de KlerkReleased Nelson Mandela and negotiated the end of apartheid, sharing the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with him.🇿🇦South African · Born March 18, 1936 · Died November 11, 2021View profile - 462
Ehud OlmertFormer mayor of Jerusalem who became prime minister in 2006 and later served prison time following a corruption conviction.🇮🇱Israeli · Born September 30, 1945View profile - 463
Manuel L. QuezonLawyer and statesman who led the Philippine Commonwealth as its second president, steering the country towards eventual independence.🇵🇭Filipino · Born August 19, 1878 · Died August 1, 1944View profile - 464
Ehud BarakIsrael's most decorated soldier became prime minister in 1999, withdrew troops from southern Lebanon and led the failed Camp David talks.🇮🇱Israeli · Born February 12, 1942View profile - 465
Nigel FarageLongtime Eurosceptic campaigner who led UKIP to Brexit success and later headed Reform UK, winning the Clacton seat in 2024.🇬🇧British · Born April 3, 1964View profile - 466
Emomali RahmonHas led Tajikistan since 1992 and served as its president since 1994, following the country's civil war.Tajikistani · Born October 5, 1952View profile - 467
Manuel AzañaLed the Popular Front coalition and became the final president of the Second Spanish Republic during the Civil War.🇪🇸Spanish · Born January 10, 1880 · Died November 3, 1940View profile - 468
Arnold RüütelEstonian politician who was president of the restored republic, having earlier led the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian SSR during independence moves.Estonian · Born May 10, 1928 · Died December 31, 2024View profile - 469
Jim MattisRetired Marine general who served as US Defense Secretary during Donald Trump's first term.🇺🇸American · Born September 8, 1950View profile - 470
Abdelmadjid TebbouneFormer prime minister elected Algeria's president in December 2019, following the Hirak protest movement.🇩🇿Algerian · Born November 17, 1945View profile - 471
Ernst ThälmannChaired the Communist Party of Germany through the late Weimar years and stood against Hindenburg and Hitler in the 1932 presidential election.🇩🇪German · Born April 16, 1886 · Died August 18, 1944View profile - 472
Hassan Sheikh MohamudAcademic turned politician who has twice been elected president of Somalia, first in 2012 and again in 2022.Somali · Born November 29, 1955View profile - 473
Christine LagardeFirst woman to head the European Central Bank, having previously led the International Monetary Fund.🇫🇷French · Born January 1, 1956View profile - 474
Anastas MikoyanSoviet survivor of every leader from Lenin to Brezhnev, key to talks in the Cuban Missile Crisis.🇷🇺Soviet · Born November 13, 1895 · Died October 21, 1978View profile - 475
Paul BiyaHas led Cameroon since 1982, succeeding Ahmadou Ahidjo, and is among the world's longest-serving heads of state.Cameroonian · Born February 13, 1933View profile - 476
Camille DesmoulinsJournalist whose speech at the Palais-Royal helped start the storming of the Bastille.🇫🇷French · Born March 2, 1760 · Died April 5, 1794View profile - 477
Teodoro ObiangSeized power in a 1979 coup and has since governed Equatorial Guinea, making him one of the world's longest-serving heads of state.Equatorial Guinean · Born June 5, 1942View profile - 478GRGotabaya RajapaksaFormer defence secretary who became Sri Lanka's president, then resigned after mass protests over the country's economic collapse.Sri Lankan · Born June 20, 1949View profile
- 479LTLiz TrussServed as prime minister for just fifty days in 2022, the shortest tenure in British history.🇬🇧British · Born July 26, 1975View profile
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Babrak KarmalCommunist leader installed in Afghanistan by the Soviet invasion of 1979.Kingdom of Afghanistan · Born January 6, 1929 · Died December 3, 1996View profile - 481
Reuven RivlinLikud politician and former Knesset speaker who served as Israel's tenth president, holding the largely ceremonial office for a single seven-year term.🇮🇱Israeli · Born September 9, 1939View profile - 482
Horst KöhlerFormer head of the International Monetary Fund who later became German president, resigning unexpectedly in 2010.🇵🇱Polish · Born February 22, 1943 · Died February 1, 2025View profile - 483
Moshe KatsavLikud politician who served as Israel's eighth president from 2000 to 2007, later convicted of rape.🇮🇱Israeli · Born December 5, 1945View profile - 484
Ellen Johnson SirleafServed as president of Liberia from 2006 to 2018, becoming Africa's first elected female head of state.Liberian · Born October 29, 1938View profile - 485
Moshe SharettIsrael's second prime minister, serving from 1954 to 1955, and its first foreign minister after independence.🇮🇱Israeli · Born October 15, 1894 · Died June 7, 1965View profile - 486
Jacques NeckerSwiss-born banker who directed French finances under Louis XVI, and whose dismissal in July 1789 helped spark the storming of the Bastille.🇫🇷French · Born September 30, 1732 · Died April 9, 1804View profile - 487
Abdelkader El DjezairiEmir who led Algerian resistance to French conquest and later saved Christians in Damascus.Born September 6, 1808 · Died May 26, 1883View profile - 488
Kurt Georg KiesingerHeaded West Germany's grand coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats as chancellor from 1966 to 1969.🇩🇪German · Born April 6, 1904 · Died March 9, 1988View profile - 489
Mohammed Bin Zayed Al NahyanBecame president of the United Arab Emirates and ruler of Abu Dhabi in 2022, after years as de facto leader.Emirati · Born March 11, 1961View profile - 490
Frances ClevelandYoungest first lady in US history, who married Grover Cleveland in the White House.🇺🇸American · Born July 21, 1864 · Died October 29, 1947View profile - 491
Michel TemerLawyer and politician who became Brazil's 37th president in 2016 after Dilma Rousseff was removed by impeachment.🇧🇷Brazilian · Born September 23, 1940View profile - 492
Dick CheneyVice president under George W. Bush who was a leading architect of the Iraq War and the post-9/11 security response.🇺🇸American · Born January 30, 1941 · Died November 3, 2025View profile - 493
Richard von WeizsäckerWest German president who delivered a celebrated 1985 speech calling the end of the Second World War a day of liberation.🇩🇪German · Born April 15, 1920 · Died January 31, 2015View profile - 494
Mátyás RákosiStalinist dictator of Hungary in the years before the 1956 uprising.🇭🇺Hungarian · Born March 9, 1892 · Died February 5, 1971View profile - 495
Michelle BacheletPhysician who became Chile's first woman president, serving two terms, and later led the UN human rights office as High Commissioner.🇨🇱Chilean · Born September 29, 1951View profile - 496
Sauli NiinistöServed two terms as Finland's president, guiding the country into NATO membership in 2023 after decades of military non-alignment.🇫🇮Finnish · Born August 24, 1948View profile - 497
Levi EshkolLed Israel as prime minister during the Six-Day War of 1967, after succeeding David Ben-Gurion in the post.🇮🇱Israeli · Born October 25, 1895 · Died February 26, 1969View profile - 498
Masoud BarzaniLong-time head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party who served as the first president of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.Iraqi · Born August 16, 1946View profile - 499
Abdul Latif RashidKurdish politician and former water resources minister who became Iraq's president in 2022.Iraqi · Born August 10, 1944View profile - 500
Léon BlumHeaded the Popular Front government of 1936, which introduced paid holidays and the forty-hour working week in France.🇫🇷French · Born April 9, 1872 · Died March 30, 1950View profile
How we rank and select
- Ranking: people are ordered by their Historical Popularity Index (HPI) from Pantheon. HPI combines how many Wikipedia language editions have an article about a person, how many page views those articles get, how evenly the views are spread across languages and how long ago the person lived. People Pantheon does not yet cover are listed after them, ordered by our own popularity score (the number of Wikipedia language editions with an article about them).
- Membership: each person appears in one occupation list only, based on their primary occupation as classified by Pantheon (for example, a queen who wrote poetry is listed as royalty, not as a writer). Kings, queens, emperors, sultans and royal consorts are not listed as politicians or writers: anyone who held a monarch's office on Wikidata, and never served as a president or head of government, counts as royalty. For the few people Pantheon does not cover, we use the primary field recorded in our database.
- One-line summaries: each summary is an original line written for this site with AI assistance under our editorial rules, then checked against the Wikipedia introduction so no wording is copied.
- Statistics: every figure on this page is calculated live from our database each time the page loads, so it changes as we add people.
Further reading
- Pantheon: Historical Popularity Index (HPI) rankings
- Wikidata: birth dates, death dates and occupations
- Wikipedia: biographies behind our summaries and popularity scores
Reviewed by the Who Shares My Birthday editorial team.
Last reviewed: October 2026
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