People of the Revolution and the USSR
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Peko Dapčević Пеко Дапчевић
A Partisan commander who helped turn insurgent formations into a regular army
Military command · Yugoslavia state institutions
1913–1999
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Juan Pujol García Juan Pujol García
The double agent who made fiction a strategic weapon
Security, intelligence and policing · United Kingdom state institutions
1914–1988
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Kim Jong-suk 김정숙
Anti-Japanese guerrilla fighter on Mt. Paektu, posthumously revered as one of the 'Three Generals'
Military command
1917–1949
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Christopher Montague Woodhouse Christopher Montague Woodhouse
A Greece expert at the boundary of resistance and empire
Military command · United Kingdom state institutions
1917–2001
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Pierre Félix Georges Pierre Georges
A communist pioneer of armed resistance to the Occupation
Military command · Francs-Tireurs et Partisans (FTP/FTPF)
1919–1944
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Michael I Mihai I
The last King of Romania, who arrested Antonescu on 23 August 1944 to bring the country over to the Allies and abdicated at gunpoint in 1947
Monarchs and royalty · Romania state institutions
1921–2017
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Apostolos Santas Απόστολος Σάντας
The resistance fighter who brought down an occupation symbol from the Acropolis
Social movements and organizing
1922–2011
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Peter II Petar II Karađorđević
The last king who carried Yugoslavia’s royal legitimacy into exile
Monarchs and royalty · Yugoslavia state institutions
1923–1970
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Guy Môquet Guy Môquet
A young Communist activist executed under occupation
Social movements and organizing
1924–1941
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Nykyfor Hryhoriv Никифор Григор'єв
Ukrainian otaman who took Odesa for the Reds, then turned to revolt and pogrom
Military command · Independent activity
c.1885–1919
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Dambadorj Дамбадорж
MPRP leader who joined the Danzan purge and was later expelled as a rightist
Political and party leadership · Mongolian People's Party / Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
?–1934