Founded a multinational retail company that revolutionized the wholesale and cash-and-carry business model, and is also recognized for his philanthropic efforts.
Born in 1918
A German leader who served as Chancellor from 1974 to 1982, known for his pragmatic and socially liberal policies, and his key role in shaping the European Union. He was also a respected economist and published author.
82 Years Old
The 7th Chancellor of Germany, a lawyer-turned-politician, led the country from 1998 to 2005, implementing significant economic and social reforms. He's known for his efforts to modernize Germany and strengthen the European Union.
72 Years Old
The first female Chancellor of Germany, serving for 16 years, known for her leadership during the European sovereign-debt crisis and her role in shaping the European Union's policy. She's a highly influential figure in modern politics.
81 Years Old
A German football legend who won the World Cup as both a player and manager, known for his innovative style and leadership on the pitch.
Born in 1920
Co-founder of the global discount supermarket chain Aldi, revolutionizing retail with efficient logistics and low prices, making quality products accessible to the masses.
Born in 1897
The second Chancellor of West Germany, a key figure in the country's post-war economic miracle, known for his liberal economic policies and leadership during a period of rapid growth and reconstruction.
Born in 1876
Led post-war West Germany's reconstruction and served as a key figure in shaping the country's modern identity, earning him the title "Father of the Federal Republic."