List of people associated with World War I

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Contents 1 Australia 2 Austria-Hungary 2.1 Royalty 2.2 Military leaders 2.3 Politicians 3 Belgium 4 Bulgaria 4.1 Royalty 4.2 Politicians 4.3 Military leaders 5 Canada (includes Newfoundland) 6 Democratic Republic of Armenia 6.1 Military leaders 6.2 Politicians 6.3 Others 7 France 7.1 Military leaders 7.2 Politicians 8 Finland 9 Germany 9.1 Monarch 9.2 Military leaders 9.3 Political leaders 9.4 Others 10 Greece 11 Italy 11.1 Royalty 11.2 Military leaders 11.3 Political leaders 11.4 Others 12 Japan 13 Mexico 14 Netherlands 15 New Zealand 16 Ottoman Empire 16.1 Monarchs 16.2 Political leaders 16.3 Military leaders 16.4 Military 17 Romania 18 Russia 18.1 Monarchs 18.2 Military leaders 18.3 Political leaders and others 19 Serbia 20 South Africa 21 United Kingdom 21.1 Royalty 21.2 Military leaders 21.3 Political leaders 21.4 Others 22 United States of America 23 See also 24 External links

[edit] Australia

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

• C.E.W. Bean (1879-1968) Official Australian war correspondent
• Henry Gordon Bennett (1887-1962) Commander, 3rd Infantry Brigade
• William Throsby Bridges (1861-1915) Commander, Australian Imperial Force, Australian 1st Division
• Henry George Chauvel (1865-1945), Commander, Anzac Mounted Division, Desert Mounted Corps
• Arthur Cobby, Fighter ace
• Roderic Dallas, Fighter ace
• Henry (Harry) Dalziel, VC Holder
• Pompey Elliott, General
• Andrew Fisher, Prime Minister
• Sir John Gellibrand, Commander, 3rd Division
• Sir Thomas William Glasgow, Commander, 1st Division
• Sir Talbot Hobbs, (1864-1938), Commander, Australian 5th Division
• Billy Hughes, (1862-1952), Prime Minister
• Godfrey Irving, Temporary Commander, 5th Division
• Albert Jacka, First AIF Winner of the VC
• John Jackson, V.C. Holder
• Elwyn King, Fighter ace
• John Simpson Kirkpatrick, (1892-1915), Stretcher bearer
• Robert Little, Fighter ace
• The Hon. James Whiteside M'Cay, (1864-1930), Commander, Australian 5th Division
• Sir John Monash, (1865-1931), Commander, Australian 3rd Division, Australian Corps
• Sir Keith Murdoch, (1885-1952), War reporter
• Sir Charles Rosenthal, (1875-1954), Commander, Australian 2nd Division
• Alfred Shout, VC Holder
• Sir Brudenell White, General

[edit] Austria-Hungary

(Entered the War on: July 28, 1914)

[edit] Royalty

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand, (1863-1914), heir to the throne whose murder brought on the war.
• Emperor Franz Josef, (1830-1916)
• Emperor Karl, (1887-1922)
• Empress Zita, (1892-1989)

[edit] Military leaders

• Svetozar Boroevic von Bojna, field marshal
• Viktor von Dankl, Colonel General
• Franz Freiherr Rohr von Denta, field marshal
• Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf, (1852-1925), Chief of Staff (1906-1911, 1912-1917)
• Hermann Kövess, field marshal
• Arthur Arz von Straussenburg, (1857-1935), Chief of Staff (1917-1918)
• Oskar Potiorek, (1853-1933), General

[edit] Politicians

• Friedrich Adler, Austrian Social Democratic leader
• Victor Adler, Austrian Social Democratic leader
• Count Gyula Andrássy the Younger (1860-1929), Foreign Minister (1918)
• Count Leopold von Berchtold, (1863-1942), Foreign Minister (1912-1915)
• Baron István Burian, (1851-1922), Foreign Minister (1915-1916, 1918), Finance Minister (1916-1918)
• Count Heinrich von Clam-Martinitz (1863-1932), Minister-President of Austria (1916-1917)
• Count Ottokar Czernin, (1872-1932), Foreign Minister (1916-1918)
• Count Moric Esterhazy (1881-1960), Minister-President of Hungary (1917)
• Ernst Ritter Seidler von Feuchtenegg (1862-1931), Minister-President of Austria (1917-1918)
• Baron Max Hussarek von Heinlein (1865-1935), Minister-President of Austria (1918)
• Count Mihály Károlyi (1875-1955), Hungarian Independence Party leader and Minister-President (1918)
• Ernst von Koerber (1850-1919), Minister-President of Austria (1916)
• Heinrich Lammasch (1853-1920), Minister-President of Austria (1918)
• Karl Renner, (1870-1950), Austrian Social Democratic leader, and later Chancellor
• Count Karl von Stürgkh (1859-1916), Minister-President of Austria (1911-1916)
• Count István Tisza (1861-1918), Minister-President of Hungary (1913-1917)
• Sandor Wekerle (1848-1921), Minister-President of Hungary (1917-1918)

[edit] Belgium

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

• King Albert I, (1875-1934)
• Herman Baltia, (1863-1938), General
• Baron Charles de Broqueville, (1860-1940), Prime Minister
• Willy Coppens, (1892-1986), Fighter ace
• Victor Deguise, (1855-1922), General
• Cyriaque Gillain, (1857-1931), Army Chief of Staff
• Paul Hymans, (1865-1941), Foreign Secretary
• Fernand Jacquet, (1888-1947), Fighter ace
• Gerard Leman, (1851-1920), General
• Désiré-Joseph Mercier, (1851-1926), Cardinal
• Andre de Meulemeester, (1894-1973), Fighter Pilot
• Jan Olieslagers, (1883-1942), Fighter Ace
• Gabrielle Petit, (1893-1916), Executed Spy
• Edmond Thieffry, (1892-1929), Fighter Ace

[edit] Bulgaria

(Entered the War on: October 12, 1915)

[edit] Royalty

• Ferdinand I

[edit] Politicians

• Aleksandar Malinov, (1867-1938), Prime Minister (1908-1911, 1918)
• Vasil Radoslavov, (1854-1929), Prime Minister
• Aleksandar Stamboliyski, (1879-1923), Anti-Monarchist
• Nikola Zhekov, (1864-1949), Commander-in-Chief
• Stefan Panaretov, (1853-1931), Diplomat
• Voldumore Radolovasoma III, (1860-1945), King (1900-1916)

[edit] Military leaders

• Nikolaus Jekov, general
• Georg Stojanov Todorov

[edit] Canada (includes Newfoundland)

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

• Harry Banks (1896–1916?) supposed victim of German crucifixion
• William Barker (1894–1930) was a fighter ace and Victoria Cross recipient
• Billy Bishop (1884–1956), ace credited with 72 victories
• Sir Robert Borden (1854–1937) Prime Minister (1911–1920)
• Henri Bourassa (1868–1952) led French Canadian opposition to conscription
• Filip Konowal (1888–1959) Ukrainian-Canadian Victoria Cross recipient
• Sir Arthur Currie (1875–1933) Commander, Canadian Forces
• Sir Sam Hughes (1853–1921) Minister of Militia and Defense
• John McCrae (1872–1918) doctor and poet, author of "In Flanders Fields"
• Henry Norwest (1884–1918) one of the most famous snipers in World War I
• Francis Pegahmagabow (1891–1952) the most highly decorated aboriginal Canadian soldier of World War I
• George Lawrence Price (1898–1918) last soldier killed in World War I (shot two minutes before the announcement of the Armistice)
• Tommy Ricketts (1901–1967) at age 17, he was the youngest soldier to ever receive the Victoria Cross
• Sir Richard Turner (1871–1948) Chief of Canadian General Staff

[edit] Democratic Republic of Armenia

[edit] Military leaders

• Tovmas Nazarbekian Commander-in-chief.
• Andranik Ozanian command of war zone within Ottoman Empire and leader of Republic of Mountainous Armenia
• Drastamat Kanayan
• Garegin Njdeh
• Movses Silikyan

[edit] Politicians

• Hovhannes Katchaznouni was the first Prime Minister of Armenia.
• Aram Manougian was the minister of Interior.

[edit] Others

• Avetis Aharonyan chairman the Armenian National Council which declared the DRA

[edit] France

(Entered the War on: August 3, 1914)

[edit] Military leaders

• Edouard de Castelnau, (1851-1944), General
• Auguste Dubail, (1851-1934), General
• Louis Franchet d'Esperey, (1856-1942), Marshal
• Ferdinand Foch, (1851-1929), General and Supreme Allied Commander
• Joseph Gallieni, (1849-1916), General
• Joseph Joffre, (1852-1931), Commander-in-Chief
• Hubert Lyautey, (1854-1934), War Minister
• Charles Mangin, (1866-1925), General
• Michael Maunoury, (1847-1923), General
• Robert Georges Nivelle, (1856-1924), Commander-in-Chief
• Henri Philippe Pétain, (1856-1951), Commander-in-Chief
• Maurice Sarrail, (1856-1929), General

[edit] Politicians

• Aristide Briand, (1862-1932), Prime Minister (1909-11, 1913, 1915-17, 1921-22, 1925-26, 1929)
• Joseph Caillaux, (1863-1944), Prime Minister (June 1911 - January 1912), pacifist
• Georges Clemenceau, (1841-1929), Prime Minister (1917-1920)
• Théophile Delcassé, (1852-1923), Foreign Minister (1914-1915)
• Gaston Doumergue,
• Jean Jaures, (1859-1914), Socialist party leader, pacifist
• Alexandre Millerand, (1859-1943), Minister of War (1912-13, 1914-15)
• Paul Painlevé, (1863-1933), Prime Minister (September 1917 - November 1917)
• Stephen Pichon,
• Raymond Poincaré, (1860-1934), President (1913-1920)
• Alexandre Ribot, (1842-1923), Prime Minister (March 1917 - September 1917)
• René Viviani, (1862-1925), Prime Minister (1914-1915)

[edit] Finland

• Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, (1867-1951),Marshal
• Kurt Martti Wallenius, (1893-1984], Lieutenant-General.
• Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg, (1865-1952), First President of Finland
• Lauri Kristian Relander, (1883-1942), Second President of Finland
• Pehr Evind Svinhufvud,(1861-1944), Third President of Finland
• Aksel Airo, (1898-1985), General
• Axel Erik Heinrichs (1890-1965) , General
• Vilho Petter Nenonen , (1883-1960), General
• Paavo Talvela (1897-1973), General
• Rudolf Walden (1878-946), General

[edit] Germany

(Entered the War on: August 1, 1914)

[edit] Monarch

• Emperor Wilhelm II

[edit] Military leaders

• Otto von Below
• Erich von Falkenhayn, Chief of Staff 1914 - 1916
• Hermann von François
• Colmar Freiherr von der Goltz, Field Marshal
• Wilhelm Groener
• Paul von Hindenburg, (1847-1934), general, president
• Admiral Franz von Hipper, Commander, High Seas Fleet
• Max Hoffmann
• Alexander von Kluck, General
• Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
• Erich Ludendorff, General
• August von Mackensen, Field Marshal
• Helmuth von Moltke, (1848-1916), Chief of Staff, 1906 - 1914
• Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria
• Otto Liman von Sanders, (1855-1929), General
• Alfred von Schlieffen, (1833-1913), Pre-war Chief of General Staff
• Alfred von Tirpitz, (1849-1930), Naval Minister
• Crown Prince Wilhelm of Prussia

[edit] Political leaders

• Prince Maximilian of Baden (1867-1929), Imperial Chancellor (1918)
• Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg, Imperial Chancellor (1909-1917)
• Prince Bernhard von Bülow, former Imperial Chancellor (1900-1909), Ambassador to Italy (1914-1915), rival
• Friedrich Ebert, (1871-1925), Social Democratic leader, Imperial Chancellor (1918), later First President of the Weimar Republic
• Matthias Erzberger, leader of the left wing of the Catholic Centre Party
• Count Georg von Hertling, Imperial Chancellor (1917-1918)
• Richard von Kühlmann, Foreign Secretary (1917-1918)
• Georg Michaelis, Imperial Chancellor (1917)
• Gottlieb von Jagow, Foreign Secretary (1913-1916)
• Hans Freiherr von Wangenheim, ambassador to the Ottoman Empire (1912-1915)
• Philipp Scheidemann, Social Democratic Leader, later first Chancellor of the Weimar Republic (1919)
• Gustav Stresemann, (1878-1929), leader of the imperialist wing of the National Liberal Party, later a major statesman of the Weimar Republic
• Arthur Zimmermann, Foreign Secretary (1916-1917)

[edit] Others

• Anthony Fokker, (1890 - 1939), Aircraft builder
• Manfred von Richthofen, (1892-1918), Fighter Ace
• Adolf Hitler, (20 April 1889 – 30 April 1945), Later Leader of the Nazi Party, Reichskanzler and Führer of the 3rd Reich

[edit] Greece

(Entered the War on: June 29, 1917)

• King Constantine I
• King Alexander
• Joannis Metaxas, (1871-1941), Military Dictator
• Eleutherios Venizelos, Prime Minister

[edit] Italy

(Entered the War on: May 23, 1915)

[edit] Royalty

• Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, (1869-1947)
• Amedeo Umberto, Duke of Aosta, Soldier

[edit] Military leaders

• Luigi Cadorna, Chief of Staff
• Luigi Capello, General
• Armando Diaz, General
• Duke of the Abruzzi, Naval Commander-in-Chief
• Emanuele Filiberto, Duke d' Aosta, Prince of Savoy, Field Marshal
• Paolo Thaon di Revel, Admiral

[edit] Political leaders

• Paolo Boselli, Prime Minister
• Alfredo Dallolio, Minister of Munitions
• Marquis di San Giuliano, Foreign Minister
• Giovanni Giolitti, Prime Minister
• Vittorio Orlando, Prime Minister
• Antonio Salandra, Prime Minister
• Baron Sidney Sonnino, Foreign Minister

[edit] Others

• Francesco Baracca, Fighter Ace
• Luigi Boselli
• Ottavio Bottecchia, soldier, later Tour de France winner
• Fulco Ruffo di Calabria, Fighter Ace
• Gabriele d'Annunzio, novelist and poet
• Rodolfo Graziani, officer
• Emilio Lussu, (1890-1975), Italian novelist
• Benito Mussolini, (1883-1945), Il Duce
• Angelo Roncalli, Military Chaplain, future Pope John XXIII
• Pope Benedict XV
• Giovanni Sabelli, Fighter Ace
• Silvio Scaroni, Fighter Ace

[edit] Japan

(Entered the War on: August 23, 1914)

• Emperor Taisho
• Mitsuomi Kamio
• Marquess Shigenobu Okuma, Prime Minister (1914-1916)
• Count Masatake Terauchi, Prime Minister (1916-1918)
• Takashi Hara, Prime Minister (1918-1921)
• Gentaro Yamashita, Admiral
• Tanin Yamaya, Admiral
• Rokuro Yashiro, Admiral
• Mitsumasa Yonai, Naval Officer

[edit] Mexico

(Neutral Country)

• Venustiano Carranza, President, refused to join with Germany after Germany sent the Zimmermann Telegram
• Pancho Villa, rebel

[edit] Netherlands

(Neutral Country)

• Jelles Troelstra
• Mata Hari, spy
• Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, (1880-1962), Queen

[edit] New Zealand

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

• Sir James Allen, Minister of Defence
• Edward Chaytor, General
• Bernard Freyberg, (1889-1963), Highly decorated soldier
• Sir Alexander Godley, General, Commander of NZDF, NZEF
• William Massey, Prime Minister
• Sir Andrew Russell, General
• Sir Joseph Ward, Prime Minister

[edit] Ottoman Empire

(Entered the War on: October 31, 1914)

[edit] Monarchs

• Sultan Mehmed V, Monarch
• Sultan Mehmed VI, Monarch

[edit] Political leaders

• Said Halim Pasha, Grand Vizier
• Ahmed Izzet Pasha, Grand Vizier
• Talaat Pasha, Minister of Interior
• Mehmed Djaved Bey, Minister of Finance

[edit] Military leaders

• Enver Pasha, Minister of War
• Ahmed Djemal Pasha, Military Governor of Syria

[edit] Military

• Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, (1881-1938), Gallipoli
• Halil Kut (Khalil Pasha), General
• Fakhri Pasha

[edit] Romania

(Entered the War on: August 27, 1916)

• Alexandru Averescu
• Ion I.C. Brătianu
• King Carol I
• Ion Dragalina
• Ferdinand I (1865-1927), King of Romania (1914-1927)
• Alexandru Marghiloman
• Constantine Prezan
• Vasile Stoica
• Ecaterina Teodoroiu

[edit] Russia

(Entered the War on: August 1, 1914)

[edit] Monarchs

• Emperor Nicholas II (1868-1918), abdicated in 1917
• Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch Romanov (1878-1918), refused the throne after Nicholas' abdication
• Empress Alexandra (1872-1918)

[edit] Military leaders

• Mikhail Alekseev
• Aleksei Brusilov
• Yuri Danilov
• Anton Denikin
• Alexander Kolchak, Admiral
• Lavr Georgevich Kornilov, (1870-1918), Russian General
• Alexei Nikolajevich Kuropatkin
• Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevich
• Paul von Rennenkampf
• Alexander Samsonov
• Peter Wrangel
• Nikolai Yudenich

[edit] Political leaders and others

• Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin, (1888-1938), Bolshevik Leader
• Victor Chernov, Socialist-Revolutionary Party Leader
• Ivan Goremykin, Prime Minister (1914-1916)
• Alexander Guchkov, Octobrist Leader
• Lev Kamenev
• Prince Georgy Yevgenyevich Lvov, First Head of the Provisional Government (1917)
• Alexandra Kollontai, Bolshevik Leader
• Alexander Krivoshein, Minister of Agriculture
• Vladimir Lenin, (1870-1924), Bolshevik leader
• Aleksandr Kerensky, (1881-1970), Second Head of the Russian Provisional Government, 1917
• Nikolai Maklakov, Minister of the Interior
• Julius Martov, Menshevik Leader
• Pavel Miliukov, Kadet leader
• Alexander Protopopov, Minister of the Interior
• Vladimir Purishkevich, right wing political leader, assassin of Rasputin
• Grigori Rasputin, (1872-1919), friar, adventurer, mystic wonder-worker
• Sergei Sazonov, Foreign Minister (1910-1916)
• Joseph Stalin, (1879-1953), (a pseudonym) - Soviet leader
• Boris Stürmer, Prime Minister (1916)
• Alexander Trepov, Prime Minister (1916)
• Leon Trotsky, (1879-1940), Bolshevik leader
• Prince Felix Yusupov, murderer of Rasputin
• Grigory Zinoviev, (1883-1936), Russian Bolshevik

[edit] Serbia

(Entered the War on: July 28, 1914)

• King Peter I, (1844-1921), Serbian Monarch
• Crown Prince Alexander, (1888-1934), Serbian Monarch
• Dragutin Dimitrijevic, (1877-1917), founder and leader of Black Hand Society
• Zivojin Misic, (1855-1921), Field Marshal
• Nikola Pasic, (1845-1926), Prime Minister
• Gavrilo Princip, (1894-1918), the Serbian nationalist who assassinated Franz Ferdinand of Austria and triggered the war
• Radomir Putnik, (1847-1917), Chief of General Staff
• Pavle Jurisic Sturm, General
• Peter Vasic, (1862-1931), Colonel
• Bosa Yankovich, General

[edit] South Africa

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

• Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor, (1894-1921), Fighter Pilot
• Louis Botha, (1862-1919), Prime Minister
• Sir Henry Lukin, (1860-1925), General
• Jan Smuts, (1870-1950), Prime Minister
• Sir Jacob Louis Van Deventer, (1874-1922), General

[edit] United Kingdom

(Entered the War on: August 4, 1914)

[edit] Royalty

• King George V
• Queen Mary

[edit] Military leaders

• Augustine William Shelton Agar,V.C., operatons against the Bolsheviks in the Gulf of Finland, 1919
• Edmund Allenby, (1861-1936), commander in Palestine
• Prince Louis of Battenberg, (1854-1921), admiral, First Sea Lord (1912-1914)
• David Beatty, (1871-1936), admiral
• William Birdwood, (1865-1951), commander of the AIF (1916-1918)
• Julian Byng, (1862-1935), general
• Adrian Carton De Wiart, V.C. Front line commander
• William Boyle, 12th Earl of Cork, operations against the Turks in the Red Sea
• Walter Cowan, Baltic Sea, 1919
• John Fisher, (1841-1920), admiral, First Sea Lord (1914-1915)
• John French, (1852-1925), commander of the BEF (1914-1915)
• William Goodenough, admiral, commanded the 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron from 1913-16
• Hubert Gough, general
• Douglas Haig, (1861-1928), commander of the BEF (1915-1918)
• Ian Hamilton, (1853-1947) commander at Gallipoli
• Aylmer Hunter-Weston, (1864-1940), general
• Sir Henry Bradwardine Jackson, admiral, First Sea Lord, (1915-1916)
• John Jellicoe, (1859-1935), admiral, First Sea Lord (1916-1917)
• Roger John Brownlow Keyes, 1st Baron Keyes, naval officer, Submarines, Dardanelles, Dover Patrol, Zeebrugge, Ostend
• Horatio Kitchener, (1850-1916), former general, Secretary of State for War
• Herbert Plumer, (1857-1932), general, later field marshal
• Henry S. Rawlinson, (1864-1925), general
• Sir William Robertson, (1860-1933), Chief of Imperial General Staff, 1915-1917
• Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, (1858-1930), general
• Sir Frederick Charles Doveton Sturdee, admiral, Chief of War Staff at the Admiralty (1914)
• Sir Rosslyn Wemyss,admiral, First Sea Lord (1917–1919)
• Sir Henry Hughes Wilson, (1864-1922), Chief of Imperial General Staff, 1918

See Also; List of British military and naval figures by wealth at death

[edit] Political leaders

• H. H. Asquith, Prime Minister (1908-1916)
• David Lloyd George, Prime Minister (1916-1922)
• Arthur Balfour, (1848-1930), Foreign Secretary, First Lord of the Admiralty (1915-1916)
• Sir Edward Carson, First Lord of the Admiralty (1916–1917)
• Sir Roger Casement, Irish independence leader
• Winston Churchill, (1911-1915), First Lord of the Admiralty (1911-1915)
• Lord Curzon, (1859-1925), Unionist politician
• John Dillon, Irish Home Rule leader
• Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty (1917–1919)
• Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary
• Andrew Bonar Law, (1858-1923), Unionist Party leader
• Lord Milner, politician
• John Redmond, (1856-1918), Irish Home Rule leader

[edit] Others

• Wilfred Owen, (1893-1918), English poet
• W. H. R. Rivers, (1864-1922), Psychiatrist
• David Jones, English poet
• Isaac Rosenberg, English poet
• Edward Thomas, Welsh poet
• May Cannan, English poet
• Wyndham Lewis, ariter, painter, vorticist. Served as war artist.
• Dorothy Lawrence war reporter
• Harry Farr English soldier, executed for cowardice, pardon announced in 2006

[edit] United States of America

(Entered the War on: April 6, 1917)

• Newton D. Baker, (1871-1937), Secretary of War 1916-1921
• Tasker H. Bliss, (1853-1930), Army Chief of Staff 1917-1918, U.S. representative Supreme War Council
• William Jennings Bryan, (1860-1925), Secretary of State
• Daniel Daly, (1873-1937), marine, received Navy Cross and Distinguished Service Cross
• Josephus Daniels, (1862-1948), Secretary of the Navy 1913-1921
• William T. Fitzsimons, (died 1917), early U.S. casualty.
• Benjamin Foulois, 1879-1967, was a member of the aviation section of the AEF.
• William S. Graves, (1865-1940), Commander of American forces in Siberia during the Allied Intervention in Russia
• Harry G. Hamlet, 1874-1954, later served as Commandant of the Coast Guard
• Ernest Hemingway, (1899-1961), served in the ambulance corps, author of For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Farewell to Arms, and The Sun Also Rises
• Edward House, advisor to President Wilson
• Charles Evans Hughes, (1862-1948), Republican, 1907-1910, governor of New York, U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice, presidential candidate
• Field E. Kindley, (1895-1920), Ace
• Robert Lansing, (1864-1928), Secretary of State 1915-1920
• John A. Lejeune, USMC general, led marine and army divisions
• Peyton C. March, (1864-1955), Army Chief of Staff 1918-1921
• Colonel George Patton, commander of U.S. Tank Corps
• General John J. Pershing, (1860-1948), commander of the AEF
• Eddie Rickenbacker, (1890-1973), Ace
• Woodrow Wilson, (1856-1924), 28th (1913-1921) President
• Leonard Wood, (1860-1927), General
• Sgt. Alvin York, (1887-1964), highly decorated war hero

[edit] See also

• Allied Leaders of World War II
• Axis Leaders of World War II

[edit] External links

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