Despot Housewives - Die Frauen der Diktatoren

Wegen notorischer Untreue verließ sie ihn: Marisabel Rodríguez, Journalistin und zweite Ehefrau von Venezuelas Präsident Hugo Chávez, hier am Unabhängigkeitstag am 5. Juni 2001 in Caracas, strebte nach der Scheidung 2004 eine eigene politische Karriere an.

Gucci-Grace wird sie genannt: Grace Mugabe, ehemalige First Lady von Simbabwe, ist berühmt berüchtigt für ihren Hang zum Luxus und ihre Wutanfälle. Sie verprügelte einen Fotografen, der sie beim Edel-Shopping fotografierte.

Suha Arafat mit Joel Soler.

Suha Arafat mit Joel Soler.

Marshal Josip Broz Tito, leader of the united Yugoslav Partisan Armed Forces to fight the German invaders and their Croatian Fascist allies, is seen posing with his dog, at an unknown location, in June 1944. (AP Photo)

Venezuelan First Lady Marisabel de Chavez prays during a a religious demonstration against terrorism in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday, Oct. 6, 2001. The book title is, "The Holy Rosary." (AP Photo/Ivan Gonzalez)

AFRICA, UGANDA - Idi Amin and his first wife Mariam,whom he married in 1966. He divorced Mariam in 1974 and had her arrested on the Kenyan border with Uganda, Tororo on allegations of smuggling. Idi Amin had 6 wives and 25 children. (Photo by: Mohamed Amin/ Camerapix / Africa 24 Media)ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Simbabwes Premierminister Robert Mugabe und seine Frau Sally warten am National Sports Centre in Harare auf ihre Gäste, um den 10. Jahrestag der Unabhängigkeit von Großbritannien zu feiern (18. April 1990).

Lucia Pinochet.

DM2008071801:EAED:POLITICS:PERSONALITIES:DEC 1977 - My Plea For Peace - Exiled from her home and children Mama Malyam looks back on 13 years of marriage to Idi Amin, not with complaints for her own loss but with an appeal for her beloved country. Mama Malyam was married to President Amin for 13 years. She bore six of his children, saw him rise to power and accompanied him on state visits. Now she lives in a secret home in Britain, exiled from her homeland and separated from her children. Up to now she has stayed silent. But recently she appealed for the Ugandans to unite to build a new nation. "Our friends , our relatives have died but we are left behind. Let us all try to sit at the same table. We want the truth to be told so that our children can understand. If we can't stand and tell the truth there will be more sorrow." (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA )

Agathe Habyarimana