2. The action of
leading a group
of people or an
organization, or
the ability to do
this.
WHAT IS THE LEADERSHIP?
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3. What should an effective leader do?
• Creates an inspiring vision of the future.
• Motivates and inspires people to engage with that vision.
• Manages delivery of the vision.
• Coaches and builds a team, so that it is more effective at
achieving the vision.
• Brings together the skills needed to do these things.
WHAT IS THE CHARACTER OF
LEADERSHIP?
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4. 1. Inspires and motivates others
2. Displays high integrity and honesty
3. Solves problems and analyzes
issues
4. Drives for results
5. Communicates powerfully
6. Builds relationships
7. Displays technical or professional
expertise
8. Innovates
9. Develops himself and others
WHAT ARE NECESSARY THINGS
TO BE A LEADER?
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5. TURKEY – ITALY – POLAND – SPAIN – PORTUGAL - LATVIA – FRANCE - LITHUANIA
THE IMPORTANT LEADERS OF
COUNTRIES
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7. • Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was born
in 1881. He was a Turkish army
officer, revolutionary, and the first
President of Turkey. He is credited
with being the founder of the
Republic of Turkey. He died in 1938.
Peace at home, peace in the
world.
TURKEY
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8. TURKEY
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• İsmet İnönü was a Turkish general and
statesman, who served as the second
President of Turkey from 11 November
1938, the day after the death of Mustafa
Kemal Atatürk, to 22 May 1950.
• He was born in Izmir in 1884. Atatürk
gave him the last name İNÖNÜ with the
surname law in 1934. He died in
December 25 in 1973.
9. TURKEY
• Bülent Ecevit was a Turkish
politician, poet, writer, scholar,
and journalist, who served as the
Prime Minister of Turkey four
times between 1974 and 2002.
• He was born in Istanbul in 1925
and , died in 2006.
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11. • Alcide de Gasperi was born on April 3,
1881, in Pieve Tesino, Austria-Hungary
(now Italy.) In 1911 he was elected to the
Austrian parliament as an Italian
representative. He was elected deputy to
the Italian parliament in 1921 as one of
the founders of the Italian Popular Party.
After the fall of his government in 1953,
he became secretary general of the
Christian Democratic Party.
ITALY
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12. ITALY
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• Giuseppe Mazzini was an Italian politician,
journalist and activist for the unification of
Italy and spearheaded the Italian
revolutionary movement. His efforts helped
bring about the independent and unified
Italy in place of the several separate states,
many dominated by foreign powers, that
existed until the 19th century.
• Born: June 22, 1805, Genoa, Italy
• Died: March 10, 1872, Pisa, Italy
13. ITALY
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• Giuseppe Garibaldi was an Italian general,
politician and nationalist who played a
large role in the history of Italy. He led
successful military campaigns in both
Latin America and Europe and became
known as the ‘hero of two worlds’. His
efforts in Italy played a very significant
role in leading to Italian unification.
• Born: July 4, 1807, France
• Died: June 2, 1882, Italy
15. • Lech Wałęsa is a retired Polish
politician and labor activist. He co-
founded and headed Solidarity, the
Soviet bloc's first independent trade
union, won the Nobel Peace Prize in
1983, and served as President of
Poland from 1990 to 1995.
• Born: September 29, 1943, Poland
POLAND
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16. POLAND
• John III Sobieski, from 1674 until his
death King of Poland and Grand
Duke of Lithuania, was one of the
most notable monarchs of the
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• Born: August 17, 1629, Ukraine
• Died: June 17, 1696, Poland
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17. POLAND
• Pope Saint John Paul II, born Karol
Józef Wojtyła, was pope from 1978 to
2005. He is widely known to Catholics
as Saint John Paul the Great,
especially in the names of
institutions.
• Born: May 18, 1920, Poland
• Died: April 2, 2005, Vatican City
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19. SPAIN
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• She was a Spanish politician, a defender of
women’s rights, and one of the main driving forces
behind women’s suffrage in Spain, which was
achieved in 1931, and exercised by women for the
first time in the 1933 elections. Clara Campoamor
began working aged 13; she was a seamstress, a
shop attendant, a telegraph assistant, a teacher for
adults, a newspaper secretary and a translator. Aged
33, she returned to her secondary studies and at the
age of 36 became a lawyer. She worked for women
all her life. Campoamor died in Switzerland in
1972.
20. • 9 April 1920 – 19 June 2009) was a Jesuit
missionary who spent his life working to
improve the lives of the poor in the
mission he founded in Southern India.
Today the Vicente Ferrer
Foundation carries out humanitarian
projects in Andhra Pradesh, bringing aid
to over 2.5 million poor people.
• Born: 9 April 1920, Spain
• Died: 19 June 2009, India
SPAIN
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21. • Felipe González Márquez is a Spanish
social-democratic politician. He was
the General Secretary of the Spanish
Socialist Workers' Party from 1974 to
1997. To date, he remains the longest-
serving Prime Minister of Spain.
• Born: March 5, 1942 (age 74), Spain
SPAIN
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23. PORTUGAL
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• Carolina Beatriz Ângelo (1878–1911) was
a Portuguese physician and the first woman to
vote in Portugal. She used the ambiguity a law
that issued the right to vote to literate head-of-
households over 21 to cast her vote in the
election of the Constituent National Assembly
in 1911.
• Born: April 6, 1878, Portugal
• Died: October 3, 1911, Portugal
24. • José Manuel Durao Barroso is a
current non-executive chairman at
Goldman Sachs International.
Previously he was the 11th President
of the European Commission and the
115th Prime Minister of Portugal.
• Born: March 23, 1956, Lisbon,
Portugal
PORTUGAL
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26. • Krišjānis Valdemārs was a writer, editor,
educator, politician, lexicographer,
folklorist and economist, the spiritual
leader of The First Latvian National
Awakening and the most prominent
member of the Young Latvians
movement.
• Born: December 2, 1825, Latvia
• Died: December 7, 1891, Russia
LATVIA
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27. LATVIA
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• Raimonds Vējonis is the current President of
Latvia, in office since 2015. He is a member of
the Green Party, part of the Union of Greens
and Farmers. He became Minister of Defence
of Latvia in 2014 and held that office until
becoming President in 2015.
• Born: June 15, 1966 (age 50), Russia
28. LATVIA
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• Janis Cakste was a Latvian politician and
lawyer who served as the first head of an
independent Latvian state as the Chairman
of the People's Council, the Speaker of the
Constitutional Assembly, and as the first
President of Latvia.
• Born: September 14, 1859, Latvia
• Died: March 14, 1927, Latvia
30. • Georges Benjamin Clemenceau was a
French politician, physician, and journalist
who served as Prime Minister of France
during the First World War. A leader of the
Radical Party, he played a central role in the
politics of the French Third Republic.
• Born: September 28, 1841, France
• Died: November 24, 1929, France
FRANCE
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31. FRANCE
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• Simone Veil, DBE is a French lawyer
and politician who served as Minister
of Health under Valéry Giscard
d'Estaing, President of the European
Parliament and member of the
Constitutional Council of France.
• Born: July 13, 1927 (age 89), France
32. FRANCE
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• Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle was
a French army officer and statesman. He
was the leader of Free France and the head
of the Provisional Government of the
French Republic.
• Born: November 22, 1890, France
• Died: November 9, 1970, France
34. • Arvydas Romas Sabonis is a
Lithuanian retired professional
basketball player and businessman.
Recognized as one of the best
European players of all time, he won
the Euroscar Award six times, and the
Mr. Europa Award twice.
• Born: December 19, 1964, Lithuania
• Height: 2.21 m
LITHUANIA
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35. LITHUANIA
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• Juozas Miltinis was a Lithuanian theatre
director, actor and founder of the
Panevėžys Drama Theatre. Miltinis has
brought up a number of actors.
• Born: September 3, 1907, Lithuania
• Died: July 13, 1994, Lithuania
36. LITHUANIA
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• Dalia Grybauskaitė is the President of
Lithuania, inaugurated on 12 July 2009
and re-elected in May 2014. She is the
country's first female President and the
first President of Lithuania to be
reelected for a second consecutive
term.
• Born: March 1, 1956, Lithuania
