Since the beginning of history, several personalities have emerged in different fields.
There have always been people who could be distinguished from the rest and could lead a whole population.
In this list you will get to know more about The 25 Greatest Leaders of all Time who have carved their names in history.
25. Frederick Barbarossa
He is the king of Germany and the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
He was elected as the King of Germany in Frankfurt on 4 March 1152 and crowned in Aachen on 9 March, crowned by Italy in Pavia in 1155, and finally Pope Adrian IV gave him the name of a Roman emperor, and he was appointed on 18 June 1155.
His title was Barbarossa that means red beard. He was 30 years old when he ascended the throne, and was characterized by courage and cleverness.
Since his accession to the throne, he has sought to regain the status of the empire and its lost glory, which can only be achieved by connecting the two parts of the empire in Germany and Italy.
- Born:1122
- Died:1190
24. Alexander the great
Alexander the Great, as he is known as one of the most important military commanders and conquerors in history. Who has never been mentioned in history as being defeated in a battle throughout his life.
He also succeeded in building a great empire stretching from Greece to Pakistan. He has not lost any battle during 15 years of conquests and has named 70 cities in his name.
- Born:356BC
- Died:323BC
23. Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin was born in the Russian peasant village of Gori, Georgia.
He succeeded to power as a secretary-general of the Communist Party to become the Soviet dictator after the death of Vladimir Lenin. Joseph Stalin was then forced into rapid and mass industrialization.
The caused the deaths of millions from famine while the other survivors were sent to the camps, helped by the Red Army in defeating Nazi Germany during World War II.
- Born:1878
- Died:1953
22. Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill is one of the most famous politicians in Britain.
He served in the British Army and worked as a writer before engaging in political work.
After becoming prime minister in 1940, the British people mobilized during the Second World War, turning his country from the brink of defeat to victory.
- Born:1874
- Died:1965
21. Che Guevara
Che Guevara was born in Argentina and studied medicine at the University of Buenos Aires.
He participated in many revolutions in Guatemala and Mexico, in addition to his participation in the Cuban Revolution with Fidel Castro.
After the success of the Cuban Revolution, Guevara received a number of government positions, The Minister of Industry and Planning. But returned to participate in the revolutions and moved to Bolivia to support the fighters and killed there.
- Born:1928
- Died:1967
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20. Franklin Roosevelt
One of the most influential and figures of the 20th century. It is Franklin Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States.
Franklin Roosevelt is the only US president to have won four consecutive terms, despite the tradition of holding two presidential terms. He led the United States between 1933 and 1945.
During his reign, the country witnessed two of the greatest crises of the twentieth century, the Great Depression (1929?1939) and the Second World War (1939?1945), and was able to overcome them by virtue of his unique personality.
- Born:1882
- Died:1945
19. Constantine the great
A famous Roman emperor who achieved many achievements and introspection of the Roman Empire and founded some cities and capitals, including the city of Constantinople named after him.
Constantine was a brilliant leader, and a great administrative, and political who does not get confused in matters of governance ruling.
- Born:272AD
- Died:337AD
18. Julius Caesar
The Roman emperor and the statesman Julius Caesar, who led the Roman Republic and turned it into a powerful Roman Empire.
Julius Caesar was a political and popular leader of the Roman Republic, which made him a great convert to the so-called Roman Empire, by expanding it greatly through its geographical territory and the establishment of an imperial system.
- Born:100BC
- Died:44BC
17. Salah al-Din
Is a courageous Muslim leader who lived in the twelfth century and enjoyed firm Islamic foundations that made him adhere to the issues of Islam, which made him achieve great achievements.
He united Egypt with Syria and recovered Jerusalem. He was known for his nobility and bravery. He was one of the best leaders known to mankind in the East and West.
He was distinguished by wisdom and good treatment even with his Crusader enemies, a future war hero since his childhood.
- Born:1138
- Died:1193
16. Napoleon Bonaparte
The military leader Napoleon Bonaparte was characterized by great mental abilities, an attractive personality, strong determination, rapid decision-making without hesitation, sensual enthusiasm, realism and a rich imagination.
His interests were numerous, and he always sought to study decisions, In addition, Bonaparte was characterized by high concentration, moving from one subject to another at great speed, an amazing memory force, and a remarkable ability to endure the hard work, his frankness, and his lack of courtesy on various occasions.
- Born:1769
- Died:1844
15. George Washington
The first president of the United States of America, which he established by land.
His life began in a modest agricultural environment. He was educated as a commander of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War, with great dynamism, and a great role in raising the morale of the army in all the wars he led.
He has great strategies and great visions in establishing the republic, He has fought several wars against the British, such as the Boston War and other wars, as well as experimenting with civil life.
He chaired the Constitutional Convention, which has a role in shaping the American Constitution, and walked the political path, until he was elected as the first president of the United States of America for two terms From 20 April 1 789 until 3 March 1797, and refused the extension for a third term, leaving the presidency to deposit his people with an influential speech.
- Born:1732
- Died: 1799
14. Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler is a German political man born in Austria. He is the founder of the Nazi Party.
He ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945 and was chosen by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential figures in history during the 20th century.
Hitler was a veteran of the World War I, he joined the Nazi Party in 1920 and ruled the party in 1921.
He made a failed coup attempt in 1923 and was imprisoned. Hitler was able to get a huge popular base with his anti-communist ideas.
He also had a very rare charisma in speeches and persuasion that helped him gain a huge popularity.
- Born:1889
- Died:1945
Adolf Hitler is also one of the The 25 Smartest Person in the World
13. Mao Zedong
Mao Zedong, the founder of the modern Republic of China and one of the world?s communist leaders;
Although millions of Chinese view him as the ?great leader? of ?great achievements and ideas? that led to the independence of the country and its status among the superpowers and made him a symbol of communists in the world;
Many other got harmed from his controversial ?revolutionary? policies.
- Born:1893
- Died: 1976
12. Cleopatra
Is the seventh of the most famous pharaohs to rule Egypt. She is the seventh queen of the Greek Macedonian dynasty called Cleopatra. Cleopatra means the daughter of glory.
She and her brother Ptolemy XIII succeeds her father Ptolemy XII. Cleopatra was a powerful personality with intelligence and wisdom, a strategic mind, a strong will and a thirst for the glory.
She won the heart of two of the greatest men of the time: Julius Caesar , And Marcos Antioleus. She was very interested in her personal beauty.
She has been described in many novels as charming, But the coins, which are now in many museums, show to many archaeologists that she had not of any real beauty;
Only her character is charming and enamored making her a charming and queen over the ages.
- Born:69BC
- Died:30BC
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11. Suleiman the Magnificent
He was the tenth sultans of the Ottoman Empire and the second Ottoman caliph.
He took over the reign of the Ottoman Empire in 926 AH / 1520 AD, succeeding his father Sultan Selim I, and considered his age the Golden Age of the Ottoman Empire.
During his era, the empire has reached the height of its military, cultural and political power. The country?s borders have expanded to the east and the west, including many capitals, historic cities in Asia, Europe and Africa, and control of the Black Sea, the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
Sultan Suleiman was one of the greatest men on earth who had such a strong and intelligent mind that could lead a whole empire to a glory.
- Born:1494
- Died:1566
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