Angela Dorothea Merkel, the current German Chancellor, grew up in East Germany, where the planned economy was short of supplies, her father was a priest, her mother was originally a foreign language teacher, and after marrying her father, she became a full-time housewife, and Merkel grew up in this environment. She studied Russian diligently from an early age and represented East Germany in the World Russian Language Competition at the age of 9. When Merkel accompanied Chancellor De Mechier to an international conference in 1990, she was favored for her excellent Russian language and soon entered the cabinet, officially starting the peak of her life. The picture shows Merkel in middle school, having a picnic with her classmates.
Kim Il Sung, the first supreme leader of North Korea, formerly known as Kim Sung-joo, changed his name to Kim Il Sung in 1930, settled in northeast China with his father in 1925, formed a guerrilla group at the age of 20, and served as the commander of the Northeast Anti-Japanese League Division. Returning to Korea from the Soviet Union in 1945, he eliminated Hyun Joon Hyuk and Cho Wan-sik, became the number one figure in the Communist Party of North Korea, and established the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in 1948, with Kim Il Sung as the supreme leader of The Dprk, after which he ruled Korea for 46 years. Pictured here is kim Il-sung and his wife Kim Jong-sook in their arms, holding North Korea's second-generation leader, Kim Jong-il.
Nelson Roryhlahella Mandela, former President of South Africa, known as the "Father of the Nation of South Africa". The only child in his family to attend school, Mandela began his political career at the age of 30, fighting for half a century against white racist rule in South Africa. In 1962, the racial regime, with the help of the CIA, arrested Mandela and did not release him unconditionally until 1990, four years after becoming the first black president in the general election. The picture shows Mandela in his youth, which is very different from the image of being called "smiling ambassador" in his later years.
Donald Trump: The 45th President of the United States. After graduating from the University of Sciences, Trump entered the "Trump Company" founded by his father to work in real estate, and met many celebrities in the political and business circles. At the end of the 80s, in order to promote his casinos and hotels, Trump bought out several games at a high price that was at the peak of Tyson's game, especially Tyson's game against Spinks, which caused a huge sensation. Trump and Tyson have only known each other for a few days and have become Tyson's very trusted "little follower" as Tyson's second agent. Pictured is Tyson speaking at a news conference, with Trump standing behind him.
The fourth generation of Chinese, Yingluck Shinawatra, the first female prime minister in Thai history, stepped down for malfeasance after less than 3 years in power. Due to the superiority of her family, Yingluck received a good education from an early age and grew up beautifully, and was pursued by many male classmates in middle school. After graduating with a master's degree in public administration in the United States in 1991, he returned to his family business in Thailand as an operations manager and became CEO of Thailand's largest mobile operator at the age of 35. In 2011, in his first year in politics, he was elected prime minister and minister of defense. In 1988, 21-year-old Yingluck competed in a beauty pageant in Thailand.
The supreme leader of Libya, who ruled Libya for 42 years, is regarded by many as a "madman" and a "freak", but at the same time many people regard him as a "revolutionary and spiritual leader", because under his rule, Libya became the first country in Africa to get rid of poverty, and has long been opposed to many Western countries. In 1969, the 27-year-old Gaddafi organized the "September Revolution" of liberty officers to overthrow the Idris dynasty and became commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the new regime. In November 1969, Gaddafi greeted the crowd for the first time after overthrowing the Libyan monarchy.
Fidel Castro, the first head of state of Cuba, is known as the "Father of the Nation of Cuba". Castro was a rebellious spirit from an early age, and at the age of 13 organized a strike of workers on his father's estate because he opposed his father's oppression of workers. In 1956, at the age of 30, Castro led 11 fighters to form an insurgent army and began guerrilla warfare against Batista's dictatorship, and three years later Batista fled abroad, where Castro was championed as a liberation hero and became prime minister of the provisional government. The picture shows That when Costello visited the United States in 1959, he was "forcibly kissed" by an American woman who came to ask for an autograph.
William Jefferson Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States. Clinton's father died in a car accident 3 months before he was born, and was later raised by his stepfather, who changed his surname to "Clinton" at the age of 15. In 1962, Clinton changed his life as a student representative to the National Youth Group Congress in Washington, D.C., where he shook hands with then-President John F. Kennedy. He became governor of Arkansas at the age of 32, chairman of the Democratic Party at the age of 44, and defeated Bush Sr. bush at 46 to be elected to the 52nd term in total, and was re-elected in 1996. Pictured is Clinton with long hair and a full beard in college, next to Hillary Clinton.
Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, of black and white descent, often humbled himself in his youth because of his racial background, and became a bad teenager like an "addict" in his teens, until he became the chairman of the Harvard Law Review in 1990, when Obama was recognized nationally. He entered politics in 2000 and was elected President of the United States in November 2008, taking office in 2009. Pictured here is Obama, who was smoking soullessly as a young man. (Welcome to pay attention to the history of pigtails)