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Zang
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(?-168 BCE)
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Chinese
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Wife of Han government functionary. She became a symbol (via her tomb) of official wealth and luxury.
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1
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Zapata, Emiliano
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(1879-1919)
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Mexican
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Revolutionary. He was killed.
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1
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Zappa, Frank
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(1940-1993)
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American
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Singer and composer. He was known for his satirical edge.
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1
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Zaslavskaya, Tatyana
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(1927- )
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Russian
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1
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Zeffirelli, Franco
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(1923- )
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1
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Zeno of Citium
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(c.336-c.265 BCE)
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3
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Zephaniah
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(7th-c BCE)
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1
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Zetkin, Clara
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(1857-1933)
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1
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Zeuss, Johann
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(1806-1856)
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1
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Zhang Heng
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(78-139)
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1
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Zhang Qian
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(2nd-c BC)
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1
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Zhao Ziyang
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(1918- )
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1
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Zhou Enlai
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(1898-1975)
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1
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Zhu De
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(1886-1976)
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Chinese
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General. He led the Communist army on the "Long March."
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1
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Zhu Xi
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(1130-1200)
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2
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Zhuangzi
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(369-286 BCE)
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2
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Zhukov, Giorgiy
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(1896-1974)
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Russian
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General. After 1941, he was the Soviet commander in World War II.
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1
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Zia ul-Haq, Muhammad
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(1924-1988)
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1
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Ziegfeld, Florenz
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(1869-1932)
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American
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Impresario. He offered a vision of grand theatricality and scantily clad women.
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1
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Zinoviev, Grigoriy
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(1883-1936)
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Russian
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Communist revolutionary. He was killed by Stalin.
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1
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Zinzendorf, Nicolaus
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(1700-1760)
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1
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Ziska, John
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(c.1370-1424)
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1
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Zola, Emile
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(1840-1902)
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1
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Zoroaster
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(6th-c BCE)
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3
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Zuckerman, Solly
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(1904-1993)
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1
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Zweig, Arnold
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(1887-1968)
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1
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Zwingli, Huldrych
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(1484-1531)
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2
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