| Malinovsky, Bronislaw (Malinowski Bronislaw)
English anthropologist of Polish origin, one of the pioneers of 'functionalism'. |
 | MAHLER Gustav (Mahler Gustav)
Austrian composer and conductor. |
| MALAN, Daniel Francois (Malan Daniel Franois)
Prime Minister of South Africa. |
| Malamud, Bernard (Malamud Bernard)
American writer. |
| MAC-Taggart, John (MsTaggart John)
British philosopher |
| Maximinus Gaius Julius Vere (Gaius Julius Verus Maximinus)
The Roman emperor, who reigned from 235 to 238. |
| Maximian Marcus Aurelius Valery
The Roman emperor, Diocletian's co-ruler. |
| Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius (Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius),
The Roman grammarian, whose work is at the beginning 5. AD |
| McAuley, Thomas Babington (Macaulay Thomas Babington)
English essayist, historian and statesman. |
| MAKNIS Lewis (MacNeice Louis)
Anglo-Irish poet and critic. |
| McMILLAN, Harold (Macmillan Harold)
Prime Minister of Great Britain. |
| MAC-Lц?en Marshall (McLuhan Herbert Marshall)
Canadian scholar, researcher of psychological and social impact of language and communication media. |
| McLiesh Archibald (Macleish Archibald)
American poet, playwright, critic, educator and social activist. |
| MAKKHALI Gonzalo
cleric and philosopher, leader д€jд?vika, Jean's older contemporary of Mahavira and Buddha, who taught at 5. BC |
| MCCORMICK, Cyrus Hall (McCormick Cyrus Hall)
American inventor and manufacturer. |
| MAKKALLERS Carson Smith (McCullers Carson Smith)
American novelist. |
| McIver, Robert Morrison (MacIver Robert Morrison)
American sociologist. |
| McDONALD John Alexander (Macdonald John Alexander)
Prime Minister of Canada. |
| MAKAROV Metropolitan
Russian theologian, church historian. |
| Maiolo Aristide (Maillol Aristide)
French sculptor, a master of decorative art. |
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