Mahn Ba Khaing

Mahn Ba Khaing was a significant figure in Burmese politics during the colonial era. He played a pivotal role in the fight for independence from British rule. As a member of the Burmese Nationalist Party, he worked towards promoting nationalism and worked closely with other leaders in the independence movement. Khaing was a prominent member of the Aung San government after World War II, contributing to the establishment of a new administration post-independence. He also served as a minister in the first local government formed after independence in 1948.

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Therese Brandl

Born in 1902, served as a guard at several concentration camps during World War II. Worked primarily at Auschwitz, overseeing the treatment of prisoners. Involvement in the atrocities committed in the camps is a significant aspect of historical studies regarding the Holocaust and the roles of women in the Nazi regime.

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Aleksandër Stavre Drenova

Born in 1872, this individual contributed significantly to Albanian literature and cultural identity. Active during the Rilindja period, played a crucial role in the Albanian national awakening. Authored the national anthem, inspiring future generations in the pursuit of national unity and independence. His poetry and writings expressed deep national sentiments, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of the Albanian people during a time of political tumult.

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Stanley Jackson

An English cricketer and politician, contributed significantly to the sport during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Played as a right-handed batsman and served as the captain of the English Test cricket team, leading the team in several matches. Transitioned into politics after his cricket career, representing the Liberal Party and holding various political positions throughout his life.

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