Historical Figures 20 Questions

Ok, so we have a head of state, that is not a monarch nor the president of france, that isn't from a German speaking country, that was from the allied, or 'entente' powers during the first world war-- so, we are looking at: prime ministers?

Question to others, not to LC:  are Chief's of Staff of the armies/Ministers of war considered 'military'?
 
To Wasted155, as long as they battled, or commanded a battle, Yes, they are.

To LooseCannon, Erm, I mean did he commanded in Western Front.
 
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LooseCannon said:
6. No.
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So, if that is the case, then a person commanding during the war couldn't be considered for this, correct?

In which case, anyone fitting that description would be eliminated from contention, leaving, mostly, a few prime ministers, and one or two ministers of something or another.
 
Black_Thunder94 said:
To LooseCannon, Erm, I mean did he commanded in Western Front.
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Do you mean, "Was the country this person led primarily combatant on the Western Front"?
 
In that case, the answer is no.

And I will give you a freebie:

The country this person led was Russia.  This person wasn't a Tsar.
 
Black_Thunder94 said:
2.  Was this person born on/after Jan 1, 1800 A.D.?
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Wait til he answers the first one, cause if he isn't born on/after 1500, he won't be on'after 1800.... cool?
 
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