King of Greece who ruled during two separate reigns (1913-17; 1920-22) following his father's assassination, facing political upheaval and eventual exile

New Zealand modernist writer celebrated for her short stories exploring human interiority and identity

Czech humorist, satirist, and author best known for his unfinished satirical novel, The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk During the World War, which became the most translated novel in Czech literature

American astronomer and photographer who discovered Jupiter's moon Amalthea, cataloged hundreds of dark nebulae, and for whom Barnard's Star is named

French stage actress who revolutionized 19th century theater and pioneered early cinema while excelling as painter and sculptor

Mexican revolutionary, guerrilla leader, and politician who played a crucial role in the Mexican Revolution, fighting against dictatorship and advocating for social change

Italian polymath who revolutionized economics and sociology through mathematical analysis and elite theory

29th president of the United States, popular during his term, also a newspaper editor and businessperson

French civil engineer and architect renowned for designing the Eiffel Tower, the Garabit Viaduct, and contributing to the Statue of Liberty