Republic
A republic is a form of government in which the country is considered a "public matter", not the private concern or property of the rulers. The primary positions of power within a republic are attained, through democracy, oligarchy, autocracy, or a mix thereof, rather than being unalterably occupied.
People born in Republic (First 49 people) - Page 42
Danny Santana
Baseball infielder
Gabriel Mercedes
Taekwondo athlete
Robinzon Díaz
Baseball catcher
Darly Batista
Dominican footballer
Elena Lashmanova
Russian race walker
Tatiana Stolyarova
Journalist
Vladimir Kanaykin
Russian race walker
Andrey Krivov
Russian race walker
Jean-Marie Michel Mokoko
Congolese politician
Rigobert Roger Andely
Former Minister of Finance of the Republic of the Congo
Qaysin Quli (Kajsyn Kuliev)
Poet
Qaysin Quli (Kaĭsyn Kuliev)
Poet
Ange Édouard Poungui
Congolese Politician
Nguila Mougounga-Nkombo
Politician
Sumen Kurbanov
Wendo Kolosoy
Congolese musician
Antipas Mbusa
Politician
Roger Lumbala
Évariste Boshab
Congolese Politician
Noureddine Adam
Mahamat Kamoun
Former Acting Prime Minister of the Central African Republic
Ivan Aksakov
Geovanny Polanco
Dominican singer
Ubaldo Jiménez
Baseball pitcher
Teodoro Reyes
Singer
Blas Durán
Dominican singer
Randy Rosario
Baseball pitcher
Leydy Bonilla
American singer
Jordan Norberto
Baseball pitcher
Ambiorix Burgos
Baseball pitcher
Francisco Ozoria Acosta
Prelate
Leopoldo Minaya
Dominican poet
Lirico en la casa (Lírico en la Casa)
Musical artist
Oliver Ortega
Tatico Henríquez
Accordionist
Orlando Sánchez
Dominican professional basketball player
Félix Martínez
Baseball player
Charlie Mosquea
Dominican guitarist
Narciso Crook
Baseball player
Haji Aliyev
Azerbaijani wrestler
Hafiz Mammadov
Businessman
Ibrahim Safi
Painter
Boyukagha Hajiyev
Football player
Sardar Jalaloglu
Doctor
Sardar Jalaloglu
Politician
Egia Ilia Khachaturian
Bookbinder ‧ Aram Khachaturian's father
Tomás Bobadilla
Dominican writer
