World Political Leaders, 1939-1945
Abyssinia
Haile Selassie: Emperor of Abyssinia
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah: King of Afghanistan
Albania
Enver Hoxha: Albanian resistance leader
Zog I: King of Albania
Argentina
Juan Peron: Argentinian officer, coupist, VP, and Minister of War
Australia
John Curtin: Prime Minister of Australia
Robert Menzies: Prime Minister of Australia
Belgium
Leopold III: King of Belgium
Hubert Pierlot: Prime Minister of Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak: Belgian Foreign Minister
Bohemia-Moravia
Emil Hacha: President of Bohemia-Moravia
Brazil
Getulio Vargas: President of Brazil
Bulgaria
Boris III: King of Bulgaria
Dobri Bozhilov: Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Bogdan Filov: Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Kimon Georgiev: Prime Minister of Bulgaria
Burma
Ba Maw: Burmese nationalist leader
Canada
William Mackenzie King: Prime Minister of Canada
China
Chiang Kai-Shek: Generalissimo of China
Chou En-lai: Chinese resistance leader
Ho Ying Chin: Chinese Minister of War
Mao Tse-tung: Chinese resistance leader
Henry Pu-Yi: Emperor of Manchukuo
T. V. Soong: Chinese Foreign Minister
Prince Teh Wang: Chairman of Mengkiang
Wang Ching-Wei: President of Japanese-sponsored Nanking government
Croatia
Anton Pavelic: Poglavnik of Croatia
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista: President of Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes: President of Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Christian X: King of Denmark
Erik Scavenius: Prime Minister of Denmark
Thorvald Stauning: Prime Minister of Denmark
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo: President of the Dominican Republic
Egypt
Farouk I: King of Egypt
Estonia
Konstantin Pats: President of Estonia
Finland
A. K. Cajander: Prime Minister of Finland
Kijosti Kallio: President of Finland
Carl Gustaf Emil von Mannerheim: Finnish President and Commander-in-Chief
J. Rangell: Prime Minister of Finland
Risto Ryti: Prime Minister and President of Finland
France
Georges Bonnet: French Foreign Minister
Edouard Daladier: Premier of France
Jean Darlan: French Admiral and Premier
Charles de Gaulle: Free French leader
Pierre Laval: Premier of France
Philippe Petain: President of France
Paul Reynaud: Premier of France
Germany
Martin Bormann: Secretary to the Fuehrer of Germany
Wilhelm Frick: German Minister of the Interior
Joseph Goebbels: German Minister of Propaganda
Hermann Goering: German Air Minister, Reichstag President, Commissioner of the Four Year Plan
Rudolf Hess: Deputy Fuehrer of Germany
Heinrich Himmler: Chief of the German SS
Adolf Hitler: German Fuehrer
Joachim von Ribbentrop: German Foreign Minister
Albert Speer: German Minister of Armaments
Greece
Damaskinos: Archbishop and Regent of Greece
George II: King of Greece
Ioannis Metaxas: Prime Minister of Greece
George Papandreou: Prime Minister of Greece
Aris Velouchiotis: Greek resistance leader
Napoleon Zervas: Greek resistance leader
Hungary
Laszlo Bardossy: Prime Minister of Hungary
Miklos Horthy: Hungarian Regent and Commander-in-Chief
Miklos Kallay: Prime Minister of Hungary
Bela Miklos: Prime Minister of Hungary
Ferenc Szalasi: Prime Minister of Hungary
Count Pal Teleki: Prime Minister of Hungary
Iceland
Sveinn Bjornsson: President of Iceland
India
Subhas Chandra Bose: Indian nationalist leader and head of INA
Mohandas K. Gandhi: Indian nationalist leader
Lord Linlithgow: Viceroy of India
Indo-China
Bao Dai: Emperor of Annam
Jean Decoux: Governor-General of French Indo-China
Ho Chi Minh: Vietnamese nationalist leader
Norodom Sihanouk II: Prince of Cambodia
Sisavang Vong: King of Laos
Indonesia
Achmad Sukarno: Indonesian (NEI) nationalist leader
Iraq
Nuri as-Sa'id: Prime Minister of Iraq
Rashid Ali al Gailani: Prime Minister of Iraq
Ireland
Eamon De Valera: Prime Minister of Ireland
Italy
Pietro Badoglio: Head of the Italian government
Italo Balbo: Minister of Air and Governor of Libya
Galeazzo Ciano: Italian Foreign Minister
Emilio De Bono: Member of the Italian Grand Council
Dino Grandi: Member of the Italian Grand Council
Benito Mussolini: Italian Duce
Victor Emmanuel III: King of Italy
Japan
Korechika Anami: Japanese Army Minister
Hirohito: Emperor of Japan
Koichi Kido: Japanese Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal
Fumimaro Konoye: Prime Minister of Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka: Japanese Foreign Minister
Kantaro Suzuki: Prime Minister of Japan
Shigenori Togo: Japanese Foreign Minister
Hideki Tojo: Prime Minister of Japan
Mitsumasa Yonai: Japanese Navy Minister
Latvia
Karlis Ulmanis: Premier of Latvia
Lithuania
Antanas Smetona: President of Lithuania
Luxembourg
Charlotte: Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
Mexico
Manuel Avila Camacho: President of Mexico
Mongolia
Khorloogiin Choibalsan: Head of State and Prime Minister of Mongolian People's Republic
Morocco
Muhammad V: Sultan of Morocco
Netherlands
Dirk Jan De Geer: Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Pieter Gerbrandy: Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Wilhelmina: Queen of the Netherlands
New Zealand
Peter Fraser: Prime Minister of New Zealand
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza: President of Nicaragua
Norway
Haakon VII: King of Norway
Johan Nygaardsvold: Prime Minister of Norway
Vidkun Quisling: Norwegian collaborationist Minister-President
Palestine
Haj Amin al Hussaini: Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion: President of the Palestine Jewish Agency
Persia
Reza Pahlavi: Shah of Persia
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi: Shah of Persia
Philippines
Jose P. Laurel: President of Japanese-sponsored regime in the Philippines
Sergio Osmena: President of the Philippines
Manuel Quezon: President of the Philippines
Poland
Jozef Beck: Polish Foreign Minister
Ignacy Moscicki: President of Poland
Edward Osobka-Morawski: Premier of the Provisional Government of Poland
Wladwslaw Sikorski: Prime Minister of Polish Government-in-Exile
Edward Smigly-Rydz: Polish ruler and Commander-in-Chief
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar: Prime Minister of Portugal
Rumania
Ion Antonescu: Premier of Rumania
Carol II: King of Rumania
Grigore Gafencu: Rumanian Foreign Minister
Petru Groza: Prime Minister of Rumania
Mihai I: King of Rumania
Saudi Arabia
Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud: King of Saudi Arabia
Serbia
Milan Nedic: President of German-occupied Serbia
Siam
Phibul Songgram: Siamese Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief
Slovakia
Father Josef Tiso: President of Slovakia
South Africa
Jan Smuts: Prime Minister of South Africa
Spain
Francisco Franco: Spanish Caudillo
Ramon Serrano Suner: Spanish Foreign Minister
Sweden
Gustaf V: King of Sweden
Per Albin Hansson: Prime Minister of Sweden
Switzerland
Henri Guisan: Swiss Commander-in-Chief
Transjordan
Abdullah: Amir of Transjordan
Turkey
Ismet Inonu: President of Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu: Turkish Foreign Minister
UK
Clement Atlee: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Lord Beaverbrook: British Minister of Production
Neville Chamberlain: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Winston Churchill: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Anthony Eden: British Foreign Secretary
George VI: King of England
Lord Halifax: British Foreign Secretary
Leslie Hore-Belisha: British Secretary of State for War
Ukraine
Stepan Bandera: Ukrainian nationalist leader
Andrii Melnyk: Ukrainian nationalist leader
USA
James F. Byrnes: US Secretary of State
James V. Forrestal: US Secretary of the Navy
Cordell Hull: US Secretary of State
W. Franklin Knox: US Secretary of the Navy
Franklin Delano Roosevelt: President of the United States
Edward Stettinius: US Secretary of State
Henry Stimson: US Secretary of War
Harry Truman: President of the United States
USSR
Lavrentiy Beria: Chief of the Soviet NKVD
Nikolai Kuznetsov: Soviet Commissar of the Navy
Vyacheslav Molotov: Soviet Foreign Minister
Josef Stalin: Chairman of the Committee of Defense of the USSR
Semyon Konstantinovich Timoshenko: Soviet Commissar of Defense
Kliment Voroshilov: Soviet Commissar of Defense
Vatican
Pius XII: Pope of the Roman Catholic Church
Yugoslavia
Dragoliub Mihailovic: Yugoslav resistance leader
Paul: Prince and Regent of Yugoslavia
Peter II: King of Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito: Yugoslav resistance leader
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