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Many believe that women and big politics are not compatible, but history shows that this is not true. We present you a brief overview of the most important female figures in Policy 20 and 21 centuries from the online version of the magazine TIME. Indira Gandhi, India. She was a true daughter of the country, brought up and his people and his father, who was the first Prime Minister of India after years of British rule. Cover of TIME magazine soon after its election in January of 1966 reads: "The poor of India in women's hands." These hand held India in the next decades through many tests: an economic downturn, famine, India's first test of an atomic bomb, civil war in neighboring Pakistan, and education (with Indira), a new state - Bangaladesh. Margaret Thatcher, United Kingdom. Also known Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher was a woman of high principles, short patience and a fan of whiskey. A housewife from the outskirts into one of the most influential women in the world, and ruled the country from 1979 to 1990, Thatcher became the first woman prime minister in Europe, and the first British permerom, elected for three consecutive terms. During his 11 years in power it has increased the share of private capital and led to the grave the Soviet Union. Thatcher is as for their personal qualities, and for the achievements in the state field, the most popular British politician after Winston Churchill. Shirimavo Bandaranaike, Sri Lanka. Fifty years ago Shirimavo Bandaranaike became the first woman in the foreseeable history - the head of government. Her victory is so overwhelmed by all that no one knew how to correctly call. "We need to invent a new word" - wrote the London Evening News the next day after Shirimavo elected Prime Minister of Ceylon (then called Sri Lanka). "What's her name? - Regent? "Bandaranaike led the party after the death of her husband, who was slain by a Buddhist monk in 1959 after winning her party in 1960, she took the reins in his hands and rules until 1965. After that she became prime minister twice - from 1970 to 1977 and from 1994 to 2000. Her daughter was the first-ever woman president in 1994, she appointed her mother prime minister for the last time (it should be noted that this appointment was rather a tribute of respect). Shirimavo resigned in April 2000 and died in the same year. Corazon Aquino, Philippines After the death of her charismatic husband, pious Catholic widow Corazon Aquino won the people's love and overthrew the dictatorial regime, who was involved in the murder of her husband. Millions of people took to the streets, and in February 1986 Aquino became president. After crushing the attempts of several military coups, Aquino saved democracy in the country - something for which killed her husband. In 1986, Corazon Aquino, was named "Man of the Year" by magazine TIME - the first woman after the Queen Elizabeth 2, has suffered such an honor. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Liberia In April 2006, First Lady Laura Bush America responded to Ellen as "a woman who did not stop working for the good of their country." "Her courage and dedication inspires me and women around the world," said Mrs. Bush magazine TIME. Johnson-Sirleaf, started her career with the membership of the Council of Ministers in 1970, then in the 90's became a senior administrator of the UN, and in 2006 was elected president of Liberia - the first woman president in Africa. She had to sum up years of civil war in the country. Allen vowed to fight corruption and build a brighter future of the country. George W. Bush presented her with a 2007 Presidential Medal of Freedom. Laura Bush said: "Johnson-Sirleaf - a good example of what can happen if the girls get a good education." Golda Meir, Israel Called acute languages "the only guy in the Cabinet" Golda Meir was a formidable and odious figure in Israeli politics. Tall, lean, sharp and decisive, it has become for the world's epitome of the Jewish stubbornness. "There are a variety of women - she said once - that did not allow husbands to overshadow much of the horizon". After a brilliant political career, including as Minister of Labour and Minister of Foreign Affairs and several other senior positions, she went to bed, but had returned to politics in the age of 70 years and led the country as prime minister from 1969 to 1974. Top 10 Greatest Soldiers In Human History The intelligent evidenced by his ability to take control back from the hands of Cyprus and Turkey. Richard The Lion heart 9. Spartacus He is one of the most famous figures in the occupation of the Roman Empire, he is a slave who is often treated as objects of gladiatorial combat. But because of fighting and the ability of thinks intelligent, he also managed to gather the masses to rebellion in the Roman Empire. Spartacus 8. Saladin Saladin is one of the soldiers strongest in the third crusade. He is highly respected as a very tough soldier from the Middle East. It was he who could conquer the city of Jerusalem in the third crusade. Saladin 7. Liutenant Audie Murphy He was a soldier in the united states second world war. he is one of leading soldiers. would not be surprised if he had a lot of dangerous missions that parachuted into the united states during world war two top the briliant, he was awarded various medals of honor such as the Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, Legion of Merit, two Bronze Stars and three Purple Hearts, as well as the Legion of Honor French Croix de Guerre and two. Audie Murphy 6. Miyamoto Musashi Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai sword and the best experts in Japanese history. during His life, he has conducted with 60 duel samurai swordsman and totally invincible. Miyamoto Musashi 5. Julius Cesar He was the greatest generals Romawi.Ia became emperor roman empire in 59 years of war generals SM. He  is intelligent and dangerous. In the his rule, he has influence of the Roman Empire to almost all of Europe, parts of Africa, and part of western Asia. He is also known as one of the most dictatorial leaders in the World. Julius Cesar 4. Hannibal Barca He is one of the most famous Carthaginian leader. The biggest achievement is when the outbreak Punic War, when he brought war elephants containing troops from the Iberian Peninsula through the Pyrenees and Alps to northern Italy. During its invasion of Italy, he defeated the Roman soldiers in several battles, including those in Trebia, Trasimene and Cannae. Hannibal Barca 3. Sun tzu He is one of the generals strongest and brightest empire of wu. he is good at translating the general tactic of war. He is the author of The Art of war, a war which is a guidebook and an ambush strategy which is now studied in the whole World. Sun Tzu 2. Leonidas I He is the 17th king of Sparta from Agiad dynasty, one of the children of King Anaxandridas II of Sparta, who is believed to be descended from Heracles because the strength and courage. His name became famous due to its role in the battle of Thermopylae. Leonidas 1. Alexandre The Great No doubt that it is definitely the first rank belonged to Alexander the Great (Alexandre The Great). He was a conqueror of Macedonia origin. He is recognized as one of the most genius military leader of all time. He also became the inspiration for the conqueror, conquerors like Hannibal, Pompey and Caesar of Rome, and Napoleon. In a brief reign, Alexander is able to make Macedonia as one of the largest empire in the world. 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