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Bringing democratic control to the conduct of foreign policy requires a struggle merely to force the issue onto the public agenda.
Furthermore, it is not distorting history to say that it was largely through the efforts and propaganda of our International Federation that the government of the U.S.S.R. was recognized by the majority of the great powers.
| Theodor Adorno, Philosopher (1903) |
| Daniel Akaka, Politician (1924) |
| Maria Bartiromo, Journalist (1967) |
| Elizabeth Daily, Actress (1961) |
| Jimmie Davis, Politician (1899) |
| Charles Evers, Activist (1922) |
| Tony Gilroy, Writer (1956) |
| Eduard Hanslick, Writer (1825) |
| Serge Haroche, Physicist (1944) |
| Mickey Hart, Musician (1943) |
| William Dampier, Explorer (1908) |
| Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Politician (1948) |
| Nikita Khrushchev, Statesman (1971) |
| Erich Leinsdorf, Celebrity (1993) |


