A list of pages that are needed on this wiki. Please do not add celebrities unless they have done indisputably heroic things.
List
People
- Prince Philip Mountbatten, World War II British war hero
- Raúl Alfonsín; President of Argentina from 1983 to 1989, responsible for bringing trials against various members of the dictatorship.
- Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi; a Persian polymath who produced vastly influential works in mathematics, astronomy, and geography.
- Joseph Bazalgette; medical pioneer who introduced the London sewage system, relieving the city of cholera epidemics.
- Richard Halsey Best; WWII hero of the Battle of Midway.
- Juan Bosch; former president of the Dominican Republic, who made reforms that granted labor rights to Dominicans.
- Jamie Brock; Stopped Jesse Osborne, a hero of the Townville elementary shooting.
- Nikolai Bukharin; Russian politician who devised the New Economic Policy.
- Dolores Cacuango; Ecuadorian activist
- Steven Callahan; survived 76 days Adrifted
- Austen Chamberlain; British politician who helped negotiate the Locarno Treaties.
- Luis Donaldo Colosio; Mexican politician, known for his 1994 speech where he exposes the discomforts of the country.
- Mari Copeny; youth civil rights activist
- Molly Craig; Aboriginal Australian freedom fighter known for escaping the Moore River Native Settlement with her sister and cousin.
- Anthony Fauci; infectious disease expert, one leading the response against coronavirus in United States.
- Carl Friedrich Gauss; German mathematician and physicist who made significant contributions to many fields in mathematics and science, ranked among history's most influential mathematicians
- Jo Frost; English television personality, nanny and author, who helped reformed children
- John Gibson; police officer killed during the 1998 Capitol shooting
- Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Minister of Affairs
- Matt Hancock; British health secretary.
- Doug Hegdahl; played dumb on the North Vietnamese, Prisoner of War Medal recipient
- Barbara Henry; teacher of Ruby Bridges, civil rights defender.
- Riley Howell; Hero of University of North Carolina at Charlotte shooting.
- Elizabeth Huckaby; Former vice principal of Little Rock Central High School, ally of the Little Rock Nine
- Alberto Hurtado; Chilean priest, known for helping poor people and workers
- Shigesato Itoi; Japanese graphic designer and writer who designed anti-war advertisements, created one of the most heartfelt game series in MOTHER, and supported LGBT friends in the 80s
- Mary Jackson; American mathematician and aerospace engineer for NASA
- Víctor Jara; Chilean musician and activist
- Rebecca Jarrett; a former prostitute and procuress who, with reformer and newspaper editor W.T. Stead, fought against child prostitution and white slavery during the late 19th century.
- Richard J. Flaherty; Shortest soldier in the US Army in Vietnam.
- Katherine Johnson; American mathematician for NASA, first African-American women to work as a NASA scientist
- Mikhail Kalashnikov; Russian inventor famous for making the AK-47
- Siti Rahmah Kasim; independence activist and contributor of the 'Bangle of Independence'
- Imran Khan, cricketer and Prime Minister of Pakistan responsible for cleaning up corruption
- Viktor Kravchenko; Soviet defector
- Jay Leno; American television host, comedian, and writer, also defended Michael Jackson
- Hans Litten; German lawyer who attempted to prosecute Adolf Hitler for inciting violence
- Robin Woods Loucks; friend of Terrence Roberts, ally of the Little Rock Nine, Civil Rights defender
- Chelsea Manning; whistleblower
- José Martí; hero of the independence of Cuba
- Gary McMichael; peacemaker
- Robert McNamara; United States Secretary of Defense.
- Russell Means; Lakota activist who fought for Native American rights.
- Raoni Metuktire; Brazilian indigenous leader that fights against deforestation in the Amazon.
- Mohammad Najibullah; second president of Afghanistan who abolished the one-party state
- Alexei Navalny; Russian opposition leader, anti-corruption activist
- Gary Noesner; retired FBI hostage negotiator, involved with the Waco standoff.
- Jim Pizzutelli; Retired combat medic and hockey trainer that saved the life of Clint Malarchuk
- M.K. Rajakumar; father of primary health care, advocate for affordable healthcare
- Jo Ann Robinson; civil rights activist
- Louis Rwagasore; Burundian leader of the independence.
- Ken Shimura; Japanese popular comedian.
- Alaa Salah; Sudanese activist
- Hjalmar Schacht; President of the Reichsbank who opposed Hitler's re-armament
- Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; former president of Brazil who set up many social programs to end hunger and tried to save a woman executed for adultery in Iran. He was replaced by the current corrupt president Jair Bolsonaro.
- Robert F. Smith; African-American Jewish billionaire investor in human rights organizations
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton; leading member of the women's rights movement
- John Steele; Paratrooper, purple heart recipient, known for landing on the pinnacle of a church tower.
- Chiune Sugihara; Japanese diplomat who rescued refugees facing persecution of Nazi Germany
- Dorothy Vaughan; American mathematician and human computer for NASA.
- François Viète; a French mathematician whose work on new algebra was an important step towards modern algebra.
- Thomas Walther; Nazi hunter
Groups
- 442nd Infantry Regiment; most decorated us military unit.
- Central Office of the State Justice Administrations for the Investigation of National Socialist Crimes; government organization that investigated the Nazi war crimes
- Human Rights Campaign; American largest LGBTQ advocacy group and political lobbying organization in the United States.
- League for Democracy in Greece; heroic group that resisted the Greek junta.
- Military Emergencies Unit; unit of the Spanish Armed Forces dedicated to helping people in natural disasters.
- Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo; Argentine organization that seeks to find the disappeared during the military dictatorship.
- National Council of Iran; loosely based umbrella group of the exiled opposition to Iran's Islamic Republic government.
- Southern Poverty Law Center; American legal advocacy organization specializing in civil rights and public interest litigation.
Events
- Christmas truce; small temporary truce during World War I
- March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom; demonstration led by Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Salt March; Peaceful protests in India back in 1930.
- Spring of Youth: successful retaliation mission