Dzīves

Swedish architect, businessman, diplomat, and humanitarian who saved thousands of Jews in German-occupied Hungary during the Holocaust by issuing protective passports and creating safe houses

Romanian-American cell biologist, physician, and Nobel laureate who discovered ribosomes and pioneered electron microscopy techniques

American dancer, actor, director, and choreographer known for his energetic style and pioneering 'dance for the common man'

First Lady of the United States, politician, and entrepreneur known for her dignified service and quiet strength during the 1960s

Chinese-American physicist known for the Wu experiment, disproving parity conservation, and contributions to the Manhattan Project

Hungarian politician and economist who served as General Secretary of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party for 32 years

German politician, last crown prince of Austria-Hungary, and long-serving head of the House of Habsburg, known for advocating European unity

Brazilian writer, poet, and novelist known for his modernist works translated into 49 languages, depicting a Mestiço Brazil and nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature multiple times

Italian film director and screenwriter best known for his 'alienation trilogy' and influential contributions to world art cinema

English-born Australian writer and the only Australian Nobel laureate in Literature, known for his complex literary style and satirical exploration of Australian society

British statesman who uniquely held all four Great Offices of State and served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Italian pope who served for 33 days in 1978, known as the "Smiling Pope" for his warm, accessible leadership style

English computer scientist and cryptographer widely considered the father of theoretical computer science, known for formalizing computation with the Turing machine