Who was the most influential person of the 20th century

the * down the street that stole my weelie bin ,,,slan

 

I challenge anybody to top that answer!

 

Albert Einstien.........Hitler only influenced his own people....fair enough with horrific consequencies however Albert influenced the whole world, inspired millions and he get my vote.

 

Che Guevara was definitely influential in his region of the world.

 

in general hitler or martin luther king.

entertainment wise it would be michael jackson.

 

sport Ali

 

Hitler, even though his intended rule didn't come to fruition

 

Hitler's moustache will never be forgotten.

 

OR

 

For some reason I can't stop thinking of this clip

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x70bndpc70[/YOUTUBE]

 

I would say Roosevelt for his decision to wage war against germany and japan and save the brits from total defeat in the battle of britain.
If the USA would have stayed out of the war we would all be communist right now in europe and the worlds economy would be a mess. Hitler really had little influence because he only dominated europe for 4 years. Roosevelts decision dominated europe and the world for the majority of the century. So did the USA after that and became a superpower due to world war II. As still of today the most influental country in the world. So Roosevelts decision was more critical than any decision of any leader in the 20th century in terms of shaping the majority years of the century.

 

walt disney is a shout too

 

Ferdinand's car registration number on the day of the assasination was 111118 as in 11th of November 1918. It wasn't even supposed to be Princip that done it, some other guy throw a grenade first but it bounced of the front of the car and onto the road.

 

Princess Diana

 

Che Guevara, James Connolly, Padraig Pearse, Lenin,

 

Mary Anne Ferrie ,ma maw
HAIL HAIL

 

Is that true about the registration? If so, what a co-incidence... how perculiar. I know about the earlier attempt that day, but Princip's bullet found its mark, so it is his name that lives in infamy down the ages.

Actually, Japan attacked Pearl Harbour, so of course Roosevelt's response was to declare war on Japan. Although the US had been secretly providing financial support for Britain during the early stages of WWII, it was Hitler who declared war on America, not the other way around.

 

pope John Paul II. in last 30 years.. in first half of 20th century probably hitler..

 

Can't help but think you are maybe a little biased here.