Chanel, Kahlo and Diana: 13 women who changed the world

Margaret Thatcher

She was the first female Prime Minister in the UK. Moreover, she remained in this position longer than all her male colleagues: from May 4, 1979 to November 28, 1990. The Iron Lady went down in world history thanks to her ability to manage people and solve problems. Conflicts.

Despite a short life path with a tragic end, the princess managed not only to win the hearts of people around the world, but also to make a significant contribution to the fight against AIDS.

On May 20, 1932, she crossed the Atlantic alone in a Lockheed Vega. It was the second successful robbery after Charles Lindbergh and the first by a woman.

She rose to fame with the creation of the Barbie doll in 1959, which she named after her daughter Barbara. By the way, she named Ken after her son Kenneth!

A fine example of kindness and selflessness. Inspired the world to help those who need it most.

Ascended to the throne in 1953, she broke the record for being on the throne and at the head of the country, and among men too.

The actress was the first to speak out against sexual violence in general and Harvey Weinstein in particular, after which the #MeToo era began.

The first lady of the United States spent the most time – three and a half terms of her husband Franklin Roosevelt. Known for her fight for civil rights.

The girl kept a diary during the Nazi occupation, wrote about life in a shelter, and then in a concentration camp. She did not live to see her release for only three months. His tragic story has become known to the whole world.

The actress conquered the cinema of the 30s with her independence and ability to make decisions, completely changing the idea of ​​​​film characters and receiving four Oscars – more than any other actor or actress.

Perhaps the most famous artist in history. Her work reflects the life and customs of Mexican society, but she is best known for her self-portraits.

The Chanel fashion house is now valued at over $8 billion. Coco went down in history as one of the most stylish and brilliant female entrepreneurs.

The actress began her film career in the 1950s – an era of glamour, beauty and success. Despite the fact that she had little time, Monroe managed to become one of the symbols of the 20th century.

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