Seven GREATs That Changed the World

Eight March- International Woman's Day

On the day of women's union, their resistance and their struggle all over the world for rights, equality, and peace, Living brings some of the most remarkable figures in history

St. Teresa, 1910,97
Mother Teresa, the figure that has elevated the name of Albanians worldwide. She lived in India for most of her life. In 1950 it founded “Missions of Charity” Charity Missionaries, foundations that helped the poorest in 130 countries. In 1979 she received the Nobel Prize for Peace for her work, which she described as God's work. In September 2016, Mother Teresa came to be called the Saint.

Marie Curie, the first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize (two times! )

Marie Curie was a Polish scientist, perhaps one of the most famous scientists of all time. She was born in the Polish city of Warsaw, but later moved to France, where she would make an incredible discovery that would change the world. In 1903 Curie was honoured with the Noble Prize in physics, her work with radioactivity, and in 1911 she received a second Nobel Prize in chemistry for her study of polonium elements and radium. And why was it so important? Marie Curi's conclusions were used to develop radio therapy, which is used to treat certain diseases.

Coco Chanel: 1883

One of the women who changed her fashion face forever. Chanel was born in France and learned to sew at an early age. She opened her first shop in the early 1900 ' s, beginning with the hand - made hat and in the 1920 ' s presenting her first perfume. She founded one of the most influential homes in fashion and revolutionized the way women dressed.

Rosa Parks, activist and American civil rights icon.
Parks on December 1, 1955, at the time of her arrest after refusing to release the seat to a white passenger on the bus. The move was described as a milestone in the American Civil Rights War.

Oprah Winfrey She started her TV career when she was just a teenager, becoming the youngest person, and the first African-American woman to read top news in a channel in the America city of Nashville at 19. Now she's one of the world's most famous and lovely journalists and fashionmakers. She became famous in 1986 with the Oprah Winfrey show.

JK Rowling: 1965 -

Through her books, author Joanne Kathleen Roweling ( JK Rowling introduced one of the world's most popular and popular literary characters, Harry Potter. Since their publication, books have become a series of successful films and have given the title Rowling as the first billionaire swimmer.

Malala Yousafzai: 1997
The Pakistani student who wrote an anonymous diary of Taliban life in northwest Pakistan. Many people read her diary throughout the world, and soon the adolescence became well - known for fighting for her education rights. In October 2012, she was shot by Taliban soldiers, but she survived the attack. Malala soon won the support of millions of people, and at the age of 14, he became the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize. / LIVING