Georgy Zhukov led the Red Army in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe to unite to exterminate the whole of Berlin during World War II. He is one of the heroes in the history that unites Russia and the Soviet Union. After the fall of Germany, Zhukov became the first commander of the Soviet occupation zone in Germany.

9. Attila the Hun

Attila the Hun was the leader of the Empire Hunnic who renewed culture of Central Asia into modern Germany. He is one of the most feared enemy of the Western and Eastern Roman Empire. Attila is known for his cruelty. He invaded Gaul and the Balkans through the straits of France.

8. William the conqueror

William the Conqueror (conquerors) who led the Norman invasion of England was the last time where the British succeeded in conquering foreign power. His army defeated the British army at the battle of Hastings where previously the Long March he traveled to London. UK Resistance futile since he took control of England and began to rule. He made many important changes in the traditional culture of the Anglo-Saxon England and brought into the presence of Anglo-Norman culture

7. Adolf Hitler

Hitler was the leader of Nazi Germany and the Axis Powers occupied most of this continent of Europe and some parts of Asia and Africa. He conquered the French when it was defeated while holding the United States, England and Russia during World War II. Soldiers get a lot of victories through a tough military plans; blitzkrieg. Hitler eventually lost the war and committed suicide.

6. Genghis Khan

Ghengis Khan was the founder of Mongolian Empire, the largest in the history of the surrounding kingdoms. Mongol Empire occupied the center of Asia. This is achieved via unification through a confederation of many tribes in northeastern Asia and most parts in China and throughout Asia. Mongol Empire include Eurasia, including most large and part of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East. Ghengis Khan Successful campaigns waged against the Western Xia and Jin dynastys as well as the excellent Khwarezmid Empire through military intelligence and Tactics. Ghengis Khan conquered the Xia dynasty in the west and the Jin dynasty and the Empire Khwarezmidbaik through

5. Hannibal Barca

Hannibal invaded the Roman Empire through the Alps. He defeated the Romans in a series of battles at Trebia, Trasimene and Cannae. He conquered the Romans in a series of wars in Trebia, Trasimene and Cannae. Without losing one soldier battlefield Rome, he was retained by the Carthaginian army in Italy for more than a decade after the Second Punic War. He is considered one of the largest in military strategy, even the enemies of Rome adopted several tactics to their own.

4. Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon was the generals of the French Revolution. He eventually took absolute control of the Republic of France as Emperor of France. He became king of Italy, Mediator of the Swiss Confederation and Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine. He reformed the government and economy of the island Elba when he was exiled there.

3. Julius Caesar

Julius Caeser took absolute control of the Roman Empire and its army. He beat optimates led by Pompey in the Civil War, and defeated the Gauls from Alecia Gallics War, led by Vercingetorix united to Rome. He was eventually assassinated by Brutus.

2. Alexander the great / ISKANDAR Zulkarnaen

Alexander the Great conquered many parts of the known world at the age of 30. He crushed the Persian Empire, defeated Darius III army at the battle of Issus, and the influence of Hellenistic culture spread throughout the kingdom. Alexander was first taught the use of field formations for his soldiers.

1. Cyrus the Great

Cyrus the Great was the founder of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, La Median, Lydian and Neo-Babylonian Roman Empire. His kingdom spread to three continents. Unlike many other dynasties, the kingdom is to survive long because he inherited a strong political infrastructure. He is considered by many the same as Alexander the Great.