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YOUNG INDIANA JONES - HISTORICAL PEOPLE
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Indiana Jones met many famous people during his adventures.
Most of them were listed below. This is just a short overview.
To learn more about these interesting people you have to search
on the net. If you have some detailed information about one
of those persons feel free to contact
me.
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Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of
the Jackal - Part 1
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- T.E. Lawrence - scholar, archaeologist, diplomat, and military
hero
- Howard Carter - British archaeologist who discovered King
Tut's tomb
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Florence, May 1908
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- Giacomo Puccini - Italian opera composer
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Paris, September 1908
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- Norman Rockwell - American illustrator best known for magazine
covers
- Pablo Picasso - Spanish-born artist who was one of founders
of Cubism
- George Braque - French painter who was also one of founders
of Cubism
- Edgar Degas - French painter who was one of founders of
Impressionism
- Henri Rousseau - French painter who explored "primitive"
or folk art
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Vienna, November 1908
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- Sigmund Freud - Austrian who founded the Psychoanalytic
movement
- Carl Jung - Swiss psychiatrist co-founder of analytical
psychology
- Alfred Adler - Austrian psychiatrist
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand - Habsburg heir to Austro-Hungarian
throne
- Princess Sophie - daughter of heir to throne
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British East Africa, September 1909
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- Theodore Roosevelt - 26th President of the United States
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Benares, January 1910
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- Jiddu Krishnamurti - Theosophy Society messiah until renounced
title
- Annie Besant - English-born Theosophist leader
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Peking, March 1910
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- Yen Fu - one of pioneers in China's endeavor to understand
the West
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Princeton, February 1916
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- Edward Stratemeyer - author of books such as *The Hardy
Boys*
- Thomas Edison - inventor who holds 1093 patents
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Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of
the Jackal - Part 2
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- Francisco "Pancho" Villa - Mexican revolutionary
leader and guerilla
- John J. Pershing - U.S. Army General of Spanish American
War era
- George S. Patton - U.S. Army General of WWII era
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Ireland, April 1916
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- W.B. Yeats - Dublin-born poet
- Sean O'Casey - Irish playwright
- Sean Lemass - Dublin-born political leader
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London, May 1916
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- Winston Churchill - British Prime Minister
- Sylvia Pankhurst - leader in suffrage movement in England
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Somme, Early August 1916 Part 1
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- Siegfried Sassoon - British poet and novelist
- Robert Graves - English poet, novelist and critic
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Germany, Mid-August 1916 Part 2
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- Charles DeGaulle - French General, Statesman and President
of France
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Verdun, September 1916
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- Henri Philippe Petain - French Army officer and head of
state
- Robert Nivelle - French General who was chief assistant
to Pertain
- Charles Mangin - French General also a commander at Verdun
- Joseph Jacques Joffre - Commander-in-Chief of the French
Army
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Paris, October 1916
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- Mata Hari - Holland-born who became an exotic dancer throughout
Europe
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Young Indiana Jones and the Phantom Train
of Doom
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- Fredrick Selous - English-born hunter and explorer
- Jan Christian Smuts - South African soldier and statesman
- Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck - German-born Prussian military
leader
- Richard Meinertzhagen - involved with British intelligence
operations
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German East Africa, December 1916 Part
1
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- Barthelemy Boganda - African statesman
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Congo, January 1917 Part 2
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- Albert Schweitzer - did medical missionary work
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Austria, March 1917
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- Emperor Karl I - last Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary
- Ottokar Graf Czernin - Foreign Minister in Austro-Hungarian
Empire
- Empress Zita - last Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary
- Prince Sixtus - son of Robert, the last Duke of Parma
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Barcelona, May 1917
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- Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev - Russian ballet impresario
and art critic
- Pablo Picasso - Spanish-born artist who was one of founders
of Cubism
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Petrograd, July 1917
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- Vladimir Ilyich Lenin - founder of Bolshevism and Soviet
leader
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Prague, August 1917
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- Franz Kafka - Czech-born who was influential writer of
20th century
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Palestine, October 1917
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- T.E. Lawrence - scholar, archaeologist, diplomat, and
military hero
- Richard Meinertzhagen - had a British military career
- Harry George Chauvel - Australian commander
- M.W.J. Bourchier - Australian commander
- William Grant - Australian commander
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Transylvania, January 1918
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- Prince Vlad IV the Impaler - Transylvanian-born ruthless
leader
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Northern Italy, June 1918
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- Ernest Hemingway - American novelist and short story writer
- Emanuel Victor Voska - Bohemian native who worked in U.S.
intelligence
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Istanbul, September 1918
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- Kemal Ataturk - born in Greece and became founder of modern
Turkey
- Halide Edib - she was a nationalist and novelist in Turkey
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Paris, May 1919
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- Woodrow Wilson - 28th President of the United States
- David Lloyd George - British statesman
- George Clemenceau - political figure and twice Premier of
France
- T.E. Lawrence - scholar, archaeologist, diplomat, and military
hero
- Feisal of Arabia - later became King Feisal I of Iraq
- Gertrude Bell - British traveler of varied accomplishments
- Arnold Toynbee - British scholar and diplomat
- Ho Chi Minh - became Vietnamese leader
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Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery
of the Blues
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- Sidney Bechet - clarinetist and soprano saxophone player
- King Oliver - played cornet and was at forefront of New
Orleans jazz
- Louis Armstrong - trumpeter and singer
- Eliot Ness - law enforcement officer of "Untouchables"
fame
- Jim Colosimo - crime lord of Chicago
- Johnny Torrio - one of chief crime lords
- Al Capone - gangster who was king of the Chicago rackets
- Ernest Hemingway - American novelist and short story writer
- Ben Hecht - novelist, playwright and screenwriter
- Charles MacArthur - newspaper-man, and wrote and produced
plays
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Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal
of 1920
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- George Gershwin - pianist who composed popular tunes,
musicals, etc.
- George White - Broadway actor, dancer, and producer
- Irving Berlin - songwriter and Tin Pan Alley composer
- Dorothy Parker - wrote short stories, poems, and screenplays
- Alexander Woollcott - journalist, critic, lecturer, actor,
etc.
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