European Statesmen & Prime Ministers
28 entries in the European Statesmen & Prime Ministers compendium.
Edith CowanFirst Australian woman parliamentarian and social reformerEdith WilsonFirst Lady who managed the presidency after her husband's stroke.Edmund BartonFirst prime minister of Australia and a founding father of federation.Edvard BenešCzech statesman and diplomat, president of Czechoslovakia (1935–1938, 1939–1948)Eleftherios VenizelosCretan Greek statesman who shaped modern Greece.Elihu RootAmerican statesman, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and architect of U.S. international law.Felix DzerzhinskyBolshevik revolutionary who founded Soviet secret police.Fumimaro KonoeJapanese prime minister who led Japan into war with China and the United States.Galeazzo CianoItalian foreign minister under Mussolini, executed for treason.George-Étienne CartierThe Kingpin of ConfederationGeorge Brown (Canadian politician)Scottish Canadian journalist, Father of Confederation, founded Liberal Party.George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of KedlestonBritish statesman, Viceroy of India, and Foreign Secretary who shaped borders in the Middle East and Asia.George GrenvilleBritish Whig statesman and Prime Minister who imposed the Stamp Act on the American colonies.George GreyBritish soldier, explorer, colonial administrator, and writer.Georges ClemenceauFrench statesman and prime minister known as 'Father Victory' and 'The Tiger'.Grover Cleveland22nd and 24th U.S. president; first to serve nonconsecutive terms.Gustav StresemannWeimar statesman who reconciled Germany with France.H. H. AsquithBritish Liberal prime minister who led the UK into World War I.Hamilton FishAmerican statesman and trusted advisor to President Ulysses S. Grant.Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum SteinPrussian statesman who introduced reforms paving the way for German unification.Henry A. Wallace33rd U.S. vice president, agriculture secretary, and Progressive nominee.Henry AddingtonBritish Tory prime minister and Home Secretary.Henry Cabot LodgeAmerican statesman and historian who led opposition to the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations.Henry Campbell-BannermanBritain's first and only Radical prime ministerHenry ClayThe Great Compromiser and architect of the Missouri Compromise and Compromise of 1850.Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount PalmerstonFirst Liberal Party prime minister and dominant foreign policy figureHenry ParkesColonial politician and early advocate for Australian federation.Henry PelhamThird prime minister of Great Britain, brother of the Duke of Newcastle.
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