Main revolutionaries in history

• Key revolutionaries in the history of

Our history - the history of revolutions. Since early times, people fighting for their rights: against the ruling class against the domination of gender attitudes, against injustice, against evil. Another thing is that the results are sometimes gets back - remember, though, the revolution of 1917, the consequences of which disentangles Russia until now. However, today we want to talk not about this. In this article, we have decided to recall those without whom would not have been conceivable revolution itself: these people - its instigators and main driving force.

Leon Trotsky

Theoretician and practitioner of Marxist revolution, comrade Leon Trotsky is known as the founder and first leader of the Red Army. Killed by an ice pick.

Pancho Villa

Jose Doroteo Arango Arambulet prefer to take a shorter alias "Pancho Villa". Under him and he went down in history as the infamous Mexican revolutionary general.

Meena Keshwar Kamal

This Afghan defender of women's rights and freedoms are not afraid to set up the Revolutionary Association of the Women's Rights in one of the most orthodox countries. Mina was killed in 1987, but the thing it is trying to live and still

Jose Maria Pino Suarez

The Mexican government and revolutionary leader, was killed in the distant 1913. His life Jose Maria dedicated struggle for democracy and social justice in their country.

Sun Yat Sen

Sun Yat Sen - a controversial personality, which had a great influence on the development of the revolutionary consciousness of the Chinese working class.

Chen Jiongming

Another Chinese revolutionary Chen much less known than Song. Despite the fact that Chen and Sun both had similar goals, their methods differed significantly. Eventually revolutionaries finish the fight against each other - since the communists came to power, Chen's name was forgotten.

Sandor Petofi

Hungarian poet Sandor was one of the key figures of 1848 Hungarian Revolution. Today he is a national hero of the country.

Beaumarchais

French playwright and revolyutsionner Pierre Beaumarchais played a crucial role in lobbying the French government on behalf of the American colonies during the struggle for independence. Before his death, he also had an influential position in the early stages of the French Revolution.

Lord Byron

Byron was a British poet, forced to leave their country because of financial problems and numerous scandals in high society. In England, he never came back, but took an active part in the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire. Today, Byron is considered a national hero of Greece.