Politician

Malcolm Rifkind

British Conservative politician

1946 - today

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His biography is available in 21 different languages on Wikipedia. Malcolm Rifkind is the 18,387th most popular politician (down from 18,145th in 2024), the 6,492nd most popular biography from United Kingdom (down from 6,438th in 2019) and the 685th most popular British Politician.

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Malcolm Rifkind's biography spans 21 Wikipedia language editions and earns a Historical Popularity Index of 47.61.

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Among Politicians

Among politicians, Malcolm Rifkind ranks 18,379 out of 20,022. Before him are Alexander Pechtold, Fatma Şahin, Charles Pinckney, Marisol Touraine, and Alam Shah. After him are Nathalie Arthaud, Khatia Dekanoidze, Whina Cooper, Mike Eman, Linda Lingle, Gifford Pinchot, and Michael Chertoff.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1946, Malcolm Rifkind ranks 825. Before him are Pacita Abad, Debbi Wilkes, F. Drew Gaffney, Allen Lanier, King Sunny Adé, and Bill Forsyth. After him are Mike Doyle, Ian Porterfield, Suresh Oberoi, Bob Seagren, Ed Schafer, and Jodi Rell.

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In United Kingdom

Among people born in United Kingdom, Malcolm Rifkind ranks 6,492 out of 9,870. Before him are Wilf Mannion (1918), Miguel Sapochnik (1974), Jacqueline Hill (1929), Kevin Doyle (1960), Jack Kelsey (1929), and Carol Ann Duffy (1955). After him are Natasha Bedingfield (1981), John Inman (1935), Rick Savage (1960), Louis MacNeice (1907), Peter Asher (1944), and Fran Healy (1973).

Among Politicians In United Kingdom

Among politicians born in United Kingdom, Malcolm Rifkind ranks 685. Before him are John Reid, Baron Reid of Cardowan (1947), Nicky Morgan (1972), Rebecca Long-Bailey (1979), Alistair Darling (1953), Dominic Raab (1974), and David Miliband (1965). After him are Ellen Wilkinson (1891), Eoin MacNeill (1867), Ann Widdecombe (1947), Philip May (1957), Diane Abbott (1953), and Eric Bristow (1957).

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