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|[[Indira Gandhi]]

|[[Indira Gandhi]]

|1966-1977 & 1980-1984

|1966-77 & 1980-84

|Prime Minister of [[India]]

|Prime Minister of [[India]]

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|[[Margaret Thatcher]]

|[[Margaret Thatcher]]

|1979-1990

|1979-90

|Prime Minister of [[United Kingdom|UK]]

|Prime Minister of [[United Kingdom|UK]]

|The "Iron Lady" struck fear into the hearts of trade unionists, the Soviet gerontocracy and enemies of freedom everywhere.

|The "Iron Lady" struck fear into the hearts of trade unionists, the Soviet gerontocracy and enemies of freedom everywhere.

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|[[Geraldine Ferraro >>>>>]]

|[[Edith Cresson]]

|1984

|1991-92

|Democratic Party candidate for [[Vice-President]]

|Prime Minister of [[France]]

|The first woman to be a vice-presidential candidate for a major party. Paved the way for [[Hillary Clinton]], [[Sarah Palin]] and many other women who aim for the top jobs in the USA.

|Included to show that female leaders can sometimes be just as rubbish as male ones.

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|[[Madeleine Albright ?????]]

|[[Angela Merkal]]

|1997-2001

|2005-present

|US [[Secretary of State]]

|Chancellor of [[Germany]]

|The first of three women to have been appointed to the top executive position in the USA, succeeded by [[Condoleezza Rice]] and [[Hillary Clinton]].

|"The Second Iron Lady", "The Second Iron Chancellor"... She talks a lot of sense to irresponsible governments of other European countries.

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|[[Nicola Sturgeon]]

|[[Nicola Sturgeon]]