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Abdul Fattah Ismail عبد الفتاح إسماعيل Leader of South Yemen’s Socialist Party Political and party leadership · South Yemen state institutions 1939–1986
Ali Nasir Muhammad علي ناصر محمد South Yemeni policy conflict and the 1986 crisis Political and party leadership · South Yemen state institutions 1939–
Haile Fida ኃይሌ ፊዳ Ethiopian Marxist leader of MEISON and drafter of the Derg's national-democratic program Political and party leadership 1939–1979
Ali Salem al-Beidh علي سالم البيض The last leader of South Yemen Political and party leadership · Yemeni Socialist Party (YSP) 1939–2026
Joaquim Chissano Joaquim Chissano Mozambican rehabilitation and peace Government and administration · Mozambique state institutions 1939–
Saparmurat Atayevich Niyazov Saparmyrat Ataýewiç Nyýazow A Turkmen leader who turned late-Soviet rule into personal rule over an independent state Political and party leadership · Soviet Communist Party and Bolsheviks 1940–2006
Kim Jong Il 김정일 The successor between a Soviet birth record and the Paektu myth Political and party leadership · Democratic People’s Republic of Korea state institutions 1941–2011
Chris Hani Chris Hani The SACP leader who kept the revolutionary flame alive after laying down arms Political and party leadership · South African Communist Party (SACP) 1942–1993
Jarallah Omar جار الله عمر Yemeni socialist politician and advocate of unity and pluralism Political and party leadership · Yemeni Socialist Party (YSP) 1942–2002
José Eduardo dos Santos José Eduardo dos Santos Angola after Neto Political and party leadership · Angola state institutions 1942–2022
Denis Sassou Nguesso Denis Sassou Nguesso Congolese Labour Party and the oil state Political and party leadership · Republic of the Congo state institutions 1943–
Maurice Bishop Maurice Bishop The Caribbean revolutionary who cut illiteracy from 35% to 5% and declared 'we are not in anybody's backyard' Government and administration · Grenada state institutions 1944–1983
Roman Bartoszcze Roman Bartoszcze A peasant leader who carried Rural Solidarity into pluralist politics Political and party leadership · Polish People's Party (PSL) 1946–2015
Leszek Balcerowicz Leszek Balcerowicz Architect of Poland's shock therapy and symbol of the post-communist transition Economy, finance and planning · Poland state institutions 1947–
Mohammad Najibullah محمد نجیب‌الله The last communist president of Afghanistan, who outlasted the Soviet withdrawal by three years before the Taliban tortured and hanged him Political and party leadership · People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) 1947–1996
Miklós Németh Németh Miklós Hungary's reform premier who opened a gate in 1989 Government and administration · Hungary state institutions 1948–
Sita Maria Dias Valles Sita Maria Dias Valles Angolan doctor and revolutionary killed in the 1977 Nitista purge Political and party leadership · Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) 1951–1977
Hun Sen ហ៊ុន សែន Cambodia's long-serving prime minister Political and party leadership · Kampuchean People's Revolutionary Party (KPRP) 1952–
László Tőkés Tőkés László The Reformed pastor whose attempted eviction in Timișoara sparked the Romanian Revolution Political and party leadership 1952–
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Владимир Владимирович Путин A ruler who recast the loss of the Soviet Union as a narrative of state restoration Government and administration · Russian Federation state institutions 1952–
Viktor Mihály Orbán Orbán Viktor From anti-communist youth leader in 1989 to architect of 'illiberal democracy' Government and administration · Hungary state institutions 1963–
Ch'oe Ch'ang-ik 최창익 Yan'an faction leader who drove the 1946 New People's Party merger and was purged in the August Faction Incident Political and party leadership · New People's Party of Korea 1896/1898–1957/1960
Pol Pot ប៉ុល ពត Leader of Democratic Kampuchea Political and party leadership · Democratic Kampuchea state institutions ?–1998
Paulo Jorge Paulo Teixeira Jorge MPLA diplomat and Angola's second foreign minister, a leading figure of the party's left wing Diplomacy and international organization · Angola state institutions 1934/1929–2010

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